Sadly, the hype is real and that's what's happening in many places. Businesses are eager to bet on AI cause they'd been promised x100 productivity = fire 99 or 100 devs = huge profit.

I expect one day some slopware will succumb to one of these weird production bugs, no LLM will be able to fix it, and when the biz guys ask me for a fix estimate, I'm going to say "3 years".

It is inevitable. We (coders) already did it to other engineering disciplines where machines do most of the work, no human could possibly review or understand the actual details, and only verification ensures it is correct.

Why do you think coding is immune to this?