I don’t know about other people, but I tend to love architecting and code. Coding time, after architecting, is the “reward” for the brain. Just write what you’ve painstakingly engineered, let your brain rest.
This is how I work. Honestly the writing time (the one I’m promised I'll gain on by using AI), is something like 10% of my coding time. And it’s the only time I’m “resting” so yeah. I don’t want to get rid of it. Nor do I need it. And I especially do not want to check on the “intern” to verify it did what I imagined. Nor do I want to spend time explaining what I imagined. I just do it.
This is how I work. Honestly the writing time (the one I’m promised I'll gain on by using AI), is something like 10% of my coding time. And it’s the only time I’m “resting” so yeah. I don’t want to get rid of it. Nor do I need it. And I especially do not want to check on the “intern” to verify it did what I imagined. Nor do I want to spend time explaining what I imagined. I just do it.