Depends on how much of the AI generated code you will have to spend debugging due to obscure errors, especially once you start reaching millions of lines of code.

The AI may be able to handle simple tasks right now. In the future, it may be able to do more complex things, but it is unlikely to replace developers in the field for quite some time.

As a potential tool for refactoring old code, I could see it happen sooner, but it would still need to be done in small chunks to ensure it doesn't introduce bugs or change behaviour.

I'll believe it when I see it because, at the moment, AI for code writing is useless because it can not grasp abstract concepts and makes endless mistakes in code.

I'd laugh at an AI attempting to work on the codebase I work on, haha 😄

But they aren't losing comms because they're using sat-com from their allies.

And they are able to maintain very minimal power and are getting air defense improvements as well as parts to repair powerplants from their neighbours

Attacking civilian targets has been shown to galvanise the general population and increase support for the war, so it's Russia shooting themselves in the foot.