I just don't buy it. This is the classic non-programmer's view of programming productivity. It is really easy to dash off hundreds of lines a day. Doing so feels great, but is in fact massively counterproductive. The hard work of software development benefits from deep thought, not shallow. Ten lines of well-tested, peer-reviewed code are more valuable than ten thousand lines of crud. Any time a programmer complains something will slow down their work, that's a point in its favor.
"AI"-based static analysis tools might be valuable. If I ever see "AI"-based code generation on a project I run before I get stuck cleaning up the mess.
"AI"-based static analysis tools might be valuable. If I ever see "AI"-based code generation on a project I run before I get stuck cleaning up the mess.