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Telling AI to do something isn't as satisfying as putting Lego pieces together yourself. I still think that's true for most kids learning to code, and, honestly, for a lot of adults, too. AI has a certain degree of randomness that makes you question the relationship between your input and the product, ultimately undermining your confidence in your control over the end product.