If AI is helping people code better, why aren't products getting better?

What is the correlation between "writing code" and product management getting better?

This was my first reaction. It hasn't been that long and giant ships can't change course quickly.

And for much of that year there were a lot of questions around the ownership of AI generated code as well as information security. In fact, most of those questions are still not satisfactorily solved. So I'm not so surprised that we haven't seen massive results "yet"

My experience with AI as a coding parter is yes, great at just doing boring things like take this list and give me an enum or add a form for this class etc .. but when I do anything remotly advanced it breaks apart, especially bad at dotnet where there are 25 years worth of history it source code from .. often it creates somthing that is long out of date, and jesus it tried to rewrite the same code ten times to solve a problem that was not supported by framework and could not be solved. So yea .. give it some years I guess. Still use it daily and I still need to fix Ai generated bugs ..

I'm a designer=engineer, and I feel like AI has given me super powers. Design has always been easy for me--it was just the incredible grind of coding that made creating my own thing difficult.