When Microsoft was first looking to do a remaster of Goldeneye from N64, even they couldn't manage the legal trouble of that one.
Microsoft had the original development team, Nintendo had the software and Activision had the James Bond License. Microsoft was willing to develop it for both Xbox 360 and Wii but they simply couldn't get the rights between all three straightened out.
If those three, companies that are no strangers to handling legal issues cannot figure out, it doesn't look good for smaller titles like this.
But they did? Goldeneye for the Wii was released?
People said the exact same thing about web searches, and I think there's a lot of devs who would instant search for every issue they hit.
Isn't this just better web search?
On the other hand, it definitely feels like it might be too big a step in the spoon feeding direction.
Writing code without AI feels like art, and writing it with AI feels like painting a wall: get it done quickly, cheaply, and good enough that people don't see issues.
It's the art part of engineering that's being lost, AI has no appreciation of elegance. It has no empathy for cognitive overhead of bad code or poor-fit design patterns.
Cognitive Debt is the phrase to Google btw.