Our CEO, COO, etc are starting to see non-technical work go to customers with huge mistakes (committing to things that don't exist for instance). I also think seeing the Claude-style of writing everywhere has become tiresome for execs. That seems to have helped force a bit of an attitude change from always wanting to know how we could use AI in every process, to insisting that certain things should never be done by AI.
This is anecdotal of course, but at least at my company it's getting a bit easier to advocate for humans to do the thinking and understanding.
This is anecdotal of course, but at least at my company it's getting a bit easier to advocate for humans to do the thinking and understanding.