I'm not convinced AI saves you time when coding. I turned off Copilot in VS for autocompletion because it kept generating code that was wrong. It kept suggesting unexisting properties, while I expect autocomplete to help me with figuring out what properties and methods exist on a class etc.
Code it generated to initialize objects was often just wrong, and so you waste more time redoing it, and double-checking everything it wrote.
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For unit tests it seemed to work. It generated tests that were pretty much what I wanted from a description or test name.
Still had to double-check everything, because it messed up in some cases, but it took less typing.
Copy-pasting from a previous test might have also done the trick though.
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