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Is this the same fast to ship but hard to maintain argument we've seen a thousand times already?
It's not a paradox, but a very typical result of using "fast" solutions.
The main paradox here, seems to be: the 70% boilerplate head-start being perceived faster, but the remaining 30% of fixing the AI-introduced mess, negating the marketed time-savings; or even leading to outright counterproductivity. At least in more demanding environments, not cherry picked by the industry, shoveling the tools.
I'll take that as a "Yes".