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How useful do you think AI tools are/will be?
AI has been a hot topic here on Devtalk recently, so along that theme: How useful do you think AI dev tools are right now and how useful do you think they might become?
There are multiple polls below, please vote in each one 
How useful do you think AI tools are to developers right now?
- Not useful
- Somewhat useful
- Moderately useful
- Very useful
- So useful that I consider them a necessity
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How useful do you think AI tools will be 5 years from now?
- Not useful
- Somewhat useful
- Moderately useful
- Very useful
- So useful that they would be considered a necessity
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How useful do you think AI tools will be 10 years from now?
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- Somewhat useful
- Moderately useful
- Very useful
- So useful that they would be considered a necessity
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How useful do you think AI tools will be 15 years from now?
- Not useful
- Somewhat useful
- Moderately useful
- Very useful
- So useful that they would be considered a necessity
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How useful do you think AI tools will be 20+ years from now?
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- Somewhat useful
- Moderately useful
- Very useful
- So useful that they would be considered a necessity
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