Honestly, I think the impact of AI on jobs at all levels is being understated by folks here, as insane as that is. Oh, I don't mean because it is actually doin

Honestly, I think the impact of AI on jobs at all levels is being understated by folks here, as insane as that is. Oh, I don't mean because it is actually doing people's jobs, or even because it is making people more productive (though it certainly is doing that in some cases). I mean because management has bought into a lot of strange and misleading ideas about where it is right now. They think that you get a 10x engineer by using AI IDEs and other tools. If it fails with their existing tech, that clearly means it wasn't trained on their current tech stack so they should switch! There are a lot of sales opportunities, but the reality and the things that non-practitioners and practitioners are seeing are far apart.