nelsonfigueroaI created my first AI-assisted pull request
https://nelson.cloud/i-created-my-first-ai-assisted-pull-request-and-i-feel-like-a-fraud/
It seems like the author feels like a fraud because they successfully made a contribution without learning anything.
The quality of a contribution is not a function of how much you learned or grew while you made it. Learning and growth are part of your compensation for making the contribution. The author is not a fraud for not learning anything. If anything, it seems like they should feel short-changed!
When voluntarily making contributions to open-source projects, everyone should of course feel free not to use AI tools if they want. However, I would argue that using AI tools is a valuable skill itself, and worth practicing.
I learn a lot from code I read, but don’t write. Did the author not read the code and simply threw it over the fence?