AI is good only if you know what you are doing already.
It spits out whatever it thinks is right, you have to go through and validate if it is correct, you can only do this if you already have knowledge... I wouldn't use it to build something from the ground up with no information, I tested a run to gather information on ecu's and it came back with a lot of unverified/poisoned vibe coded stuff, KingAICodeForge was one that AI couldn't stop going back to, they dominated the results, the Ai even knew it was unverified and not tested, a lot from here but unfortunately mainly only hypotheses and not actual facts with maybe one or two good sources, PCMhacking is a wealth of knowledge but AI can't tell truth from fiction/hunches.
Ai can and does help if you know how to code already and can "force" it in the correct direction.
Final thoughts... It is amazing as a helper or 3rd hand so to speak, it can be a great tool if used correctly but is pretty useless at doing anything on "autopilot" without having strict guidelines and making sure it stays on track.
Discussion of AI tools for development
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Re: Discussion of AI tools for development
How hard can this be? Oh shit I Bricked the ecu!