Or it will lead you to unsafe workarounds when you get stuck

Always a risk.

Some students whose work I had to fix (pre AI), was crashing a lot all over the place, due to !'s instead of ?'s followed by guard let … {} and if let … {}

Forums used to be full of ppl using ON ERROR RESUME NEXT in VB

The idea that LLMs are steering anything correctly with Rust reference management is hilarious to me, but only due to my experiences.

Id definitely use LLMs to troubleshoot but not blindly vibecode.