You have big tech oligarchs salivating at the idea of moar profits by firing a bunch of people.
You have elected officials who might mean well but won't be able to react quickly and don't understand the nuance of a lot of tech things.
You have ordinary people trying to figure out how to make use of this stuff without losing their own jobs. But they don't have a ton of influence.
For big tech to start relying on vibe coding without code reviews etc is a huge risk.
Big tech has so much red tabe preventing people from getting stuff done. Security reviews needed, etc. This inertia will hold back even a super intelligence from getting stuff done.
Some nerds in a garage trying to apply vibe coding to a problem won't have this red tape.
Red tape is necessary in big orgs because you can't have 100k people running around shipping new half broken, semi supported software with security holes. So you established release processes, approvals, code reviews, etc.
All I'm saying is: big tech is also at risk of being disrupted by AI.
I'm one of the actors and I sided with AMD early on.