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Why aren't we using AI to work at higher levels of abstraction?

I've been seeing a lot of developers express frustration that AI is taking the joy out of programming. We face pressure to ship features quickly by prompting agents and rubber stamping code reviews without time to understand what we are building. See Im tired of reviewing code nobody actually wrote…

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  1. 2026-10-12 16:18 · r/ChatGPTCoding
    Why aren't we using AI to work at higher levels of abstraction?

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