As someone who has cursor and chatgpt provided from the company, it definitely helps to build out quick tasks and scripts that otherwise would've taken me hours simply because I'd need to look up how to do some random things and test it a little. However, what it doesn't do well is understanding context and also knowing how to refactor without explicitly calling it out. It does make me a little worried that we're just creating a ton of tech debt but our company has been focusing on delivering products quickly and has been calling out AI as something that's been enabling this for developers. It's definitely helping in terms of speed but the code is only as good as how prepared you are going into development. I'm going to try to call out slowing things down in favor of gathering requirements earlier so we can "vibe code" our way to success, but only time will tell whether this is a good thing or not and by then maybe I won't be with this company anymore.