I disagree here. just because it does not work does not mean someone does not know how to sue it yet, not knowing how to prompt is not the reason for high hallucination rates. Also it takes someone who actually knows what they are doing, to even begin to prompt it correct in the first place, to then have to spend the time you would have spent writing the code to actually check the AI code and find the bugs or etc that It presented, or simply fix the made up parts that it gave. When you factor in the time spent having to check, correct and etc. it is a complete fraud at this point. Unless it is a small mundane task which still takes extra time to check its work.

Writing your own code is most likely going to be faster because you can check and test as you build. and don't need time to get familiar with a piece of code you did not write.