> Well, those developers are about to have the worst day ever when every single person on the planet can generate code and will be "experts" in everything as well.

And society is beginning to suffer from it. AWS alone managed to slop itself into outages twice in a matter of a year [1] (and I bet that's just the stuff that escalates into mass-visible outages, not the "oh, can't start a new EC2 instance of a specific type for a few hours" kind), and a lot of companies were affected.

It's always the same game: by the time the consequences of the beancounters' actions come home to roost, they have long since departed with nice bonus packages, leaving the rest to dig out the mess.

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/feb/20/amazon-cl...