AI-generated code can save developers a lot of time, but it is not always as reliable as it looks. The biggest problem is that AI can produce code that appears correct while hiding bugs, security issues, or unnecessary complexity. Beginners may be tempted to copy and use the code without understanding what it actually does. That can create bigger problems later, especially when the application grows. AI is best treated as a helpful coding assistant, not a replacement for developer knowledge. Reviewing, testing, and understanding the code is still important. In the end, the real skill is not simply getting AI to write code, but knowing how to check it, improve it, and decide whether it is the right solution.
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