I'm not even using an IDE because I'm not able to edit the code, it has effectively became a blackbox. This is for me the worst thing, because I'm neither learning to program in the language being used nor am I reflecting on the approach being used.
In the past, I'd pass much more time thinking about different aspects and about the overall architecture of the code, which helped to make good design decisions. With AI is very comfortable to just see the solution appearing but then underneath the hood there are plenty of errors/bugs/bad implementations that you are not even seeing (yet).
In overall, grateful. Without these tools would require a team of 5 people and a quite hefty VC investment. Like this can at least produce a working product to see in action and decide if it is worth moving forward or use the lessons learned and move to another iteration. I'm right now on the 4th iteration of the same idea, thanks to the high-output speed and seeing how these "dreams" come in reality and which parts need to be improved.