It honestly depends on how AI is used. Personally I feel it can help analyzing why code you wrote doesn't behave as you expected, but it can sometimes also provide interesting ideas to approach a certain topic that you may not have thought about...
Whether AI is used or not it doesn't matter.
It only matters if it looks good and works for what is supposed to be.
If you're making AI your enemy, you're in for a world of pain. AI is here to stay and resisting is futile.
They really like names with the letter S.
So it makes sense.
Although it's clear their modern team can only produce a game like Starfield, and that game is not up to par to today's standards. Reason why it flopped so hard.
So no point in...
Is it legal to setup some kind of (irresponsible) bounty program?
Where people can donate overtime to pay whomever comes up with a full fledged hack for the Switch 2?
Surely this would speed this up.