"I can't write code for you. You should write it yourself" AI Assistant Cursor

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We are living with AI nowadays. AI is helping us with everything. We can ask AI for any doubts and get an answer, especially for studies and work. 

Recently, a Software Developer at work asked the AI model Cursor to write a code for him. His prompt was to write a logic to display some fade animation for a racing game. 

The fun part comes now. The cursor replied to him that it couldn't write code for him. The reason Cursor said was quite interesting too. "If I write code for your task, later when you encounter an error, you will have no clue how to resolve the error. So you have to write the logic yourself."

This instance is very interesting. But if we think deeply about Cursor's reply, it is absolutely right. Just go back to some 12 years. How were we learning? We will read, ask search engines, and read blogs. We understand the concept and implement it on our own. 

In short, we must be independent. If AI assistants aren't there, how will we learn and implement something? Just follow that process. Utilise AI. Never depend on AI. 👍



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