IMHO there is some form of crisis of "value production speed" for various programming things.

And AI gives you fast code production speed so it seems to be a fix.

But due to less structured code and code reuse it needs much more code for the same value produced. And it loves to produce the kind of bugs which are easy to pass reviews and tests (because this are the kind of bugs it most likely has as "correct" code in it's training data). Which means less time per-value for human code reviews and in turn lower quality results on many levels.

I originally hoped that with CS/SoftwareDev getting older and less explosive grows and Universities more realizing the (sometimes huge) gap between CS and SoftwareDev the industry would get a chance of consolidating tech and dev processes to fix that issue. But with the rise of LLMs this hope might be further away then it ever had been in the last 20 year.