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Commenters often characterize AI agents as an infinite but "slightly drunken" workforce of junior developers who provide rapid output at the cost of intensive senior-level supervision and meticulous code review. This shift toward delegation creates a notable divide between manager-style engineers who embrace the role of an overseer and "craftsmen" who remain skeptical of the loss of technical precision inherent in "vibe coding." While some find the constant babysitting of a repetitive, error-prone robot frustrating, others argue that managing these tireless subordinates is significantly less demoralizing than dealing with incompetent human colleagues. Ultimately, the discussion questions whether these agents are destined to remain stagnant interns or if rapid model iterations will eventually bridge the gap between mere automation and true senior-level expertise.