[Merovius]

> AI is really good at generating repetitive patterns, like plain types, or code that implements a certain interface. If you reduce the cost of creating the verbose code [at write time] we can all enjoy the benefit of reduced complexity [at read time] without resorting to generics.

Though humans are very bad at reviewing repetitive patterns. I'd much rather review a single generic implementation, than 10 monomorphic ones, that look the same, but where I can't be sure and actually have to check.

So unless you are making the argument that generated code doesn't require review (compliance auditors would disagree) I would personally still much rather have generics.