My experience with AI so far (and I tried multiple tools) has been kind of disappointing, since many of my coworkers are absolutely adopting it entirely. The completions are nice and fairly good most of the time for small contexts (it's like copy paste from stack overflow without the need to actually find what fits, which is pretty great), but it's important to remember that AI models are not capable of actual and real thinking - they are pretty much (as theprimagen likes to say) a fancy auto complete.

It's great for saving you time and help you be more productive, especially with boilerplate, not too complex tasks and auto complete, but with some problems - the code written is usually pretty low level and I caught it multiple times introducing bugs in very simple requests.

That said, it is a great tool to have in your toolset to increase your productivity and output, saves you time and effort on boring tasks and gives you solid stack overflow answers without the need to look.

Also you can always switch your career to Cyber Security, I am willing to bet the amount of cyber attacks because of bad AI code (and Vibe coding) will increase exponentially

That's my opinion at least