To me, doesn't feel much different than when infra-as-code became popular in the 2010s It was a huge shift in the world of system administration, gave birth to

To me, doesn't feel much different than when infra-as-code became popular in the 2010s It was a huge shift in the world of system administration, gave birth to devops, and, along with the rise of containers & cloud computing, it radically altered how companies ran their infrastructure Some people leaned into it, others didn't and a huge rift opened up between them I used to say "automate all the things" - I still do, but I used to too AI tools are just an acceleration of that mindset and in my world of cloud/devops/sre I'm heavily leaning into AI-driven development and daily workflow