Sounds like what a lot of beginner programmers do as well.

I had to tell the ai to reduce the comments it made. Since it was bunch of not important information.

Yea the comments are awful. More useless than dog shit.

Agreed it's why if I'm asking for llm assistance I will generally start with a design for a component and ask it to follow that and comment accordingly usually leads to much better results than blanket asking it to do something for you

You can add instructions to not comment, you can also have it explain what it does at every step, not everyone just doesn't care about learning. It can be a very effective teaching tool if you use it that way. 🤷

Out of the box yes this is true, but:

1. Custom instructions go a long way
2. Review the code yourself, tell it what to fix, and it will fix it. For me it often takes like 5 rounds of this before the code is fully polished to the point I'm proud of it. And you know what? It's still MULTIPLE times faster than typing code by hand. And at least for me, the quality is higher, because I have 12 different agents that review the work too and they catch additional issues that even I missed.

If you or others ship shitty code don't blame the LLM, the issue is entirely the engineer using it wrong

So... indistinguishable from the statistical mean of human generated comments.