You need to really nail down every step of the process. You don’t need to write the code, but I’ve found that if there is something you don’t completely understand in your design, it WILL come back to bite you. So you need to attack your own proposal to find gaps and lay a good groundwork and plan of implementation. And you need to break it down into checkpoints so you can check its work. You need to think of AI as a subordinate. If you give it vague instructions or a huge task with a lot of open decisions, it won’t want to bother you and won’t ask for clarification. So you need to respect it like a human in the sense that you don’t hand vague requirements to your developer and expect them to get your intent right.

So you don't check the AI's response to see if it's correct? Why can't you use the response from the AI to learn? Why can't you build and experiment when you have a lull in your work to develop your self? Treat it as a tool. Learn from it.