If the input information follows a known format, the time/energy expense of ...

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... employing an AI is greater than that of traditional code. Consequently, I've utilised if/then statements for recurrent scenarios, with AI as a catch-all option.

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Using AI is far more expensive than regular code for solving simple problems with rules. Resources are much better used to ask the AI to code the parser and the business logic for the problem than to ask it to come up with the same solution again on every request.

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For common situations, I agree. But there are a lot of edge cases I might never encounter, which is why I'm doing what you suggest with a fallback to AI for those rare situations.

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