It's not about adapting. I use AI a bit in my work, not fully agentic. I've seen what it does, I've seen what it's good at.
The problem begins people see this as a know everything magic orb and trust it blindly for everything. It's still a pattern matching model, it's not sentient. It should remain a tool rather than one you should be asking for decisions.
Also I've seen people waste massive amount of tokens to add two tabs to a line of code to fix indents. Said they don't want to click the damn line. Bro you just typed a larger prompt, sent the complete file, instead of two keystrokes. And guess what it took multiple attempts. It's like watching someone type google into google 3 times before typing what they want.
Not all software are simple crud from your standard consulting business which makes more money the quicker something is finished. Some software runs critical life threatening infra everywhere.
We need people who have the skills to build these, and they're discouraged from the school level not to thanks to AI bros.