How Much Time Do You Spend Prompting AI and Debugging Code?

I’d say I'm using AI for about 0% of my actual coding. The only time I might use it is for really boring stuff that I don’t want to do myself. Most of my design work still comes from me, and I just use AI for feedback on my own ideas.

I’d say I’m at about 40-50% with AI. I let it do the tedious parts, like generating boilerplate code or simple tasks, and focus on design and critical functionality myself. Still, I have to review everything closely.

It’s complicated, but I’d estimate I’m spending 65% on AI-related tasks. Getting it to generate code helps, but I still have to double-check everything since AI doesn’t always follow the conventions I’d use.

I figure it’s about 20-50% of my time spent with AI, varying by task. If it’s a repetitive task, I lean on AI more, but when it comes to writing complicated logic, I go manual. Getting it to help with debugging can be hit or miss.

Honestly, I've found AI to be more of a headache than a help. It's just easier to write my own code without having to deal with the random errors that AI throws my way.