> All with very few actual use cases. 99% are doing it just because others are. Same here, but I started a few months earlier than most (I work in a marketing

> All with very few actual use cases. 99% are doing it just because others are. Same here, but I started a few months earlier than most (I work in a marketing department as the only one with SWE skills). There's a lot you can do with AI. For one, you can finally introduce some more automation, they are more open to it. And whenever you need a more "human-like intelligence" in your automation, you basically make an LLM call. It also helps in terms of creating small microsites, etc. It helps me personally because whenever I want to make a small command-line tool to make my life easier, I can now also decide to create a whole website as it's about as quick to make nowadays with things such as Codex and Claude Code (aka 30 min.).