> But then I'm like "hmm actually let me try this real quick" and I prompt Claude for 3 minutes, and 30 minutes later it has one-shotted the whole "two weeks project". It then gets reviewed and merged by the "non-believers". This happens repeatedly.

this is a nice anecdote but i think the real issue is the forcing and kpi-nization of llms top-down for nearly everything

there are still code-quality issues, prompting issues for long-running tasks, some things are just faster and more deterministic with normal code generators or just find-and-replace etc

people are annoyed at the force-feeding of llms/ai into everything even when its not needed

somethings can be one-shotted and some things cant, and that is fine and perfectly normal but execs don't like that because its not the new hotness