There are two kinds of people today; those who see AI as a threat to craftsmanship, and those who see it as a tool to get work done faster. The debate is loud, ideological, often emotional, and certainly inconclusive.

The coding world is seeing a paradigm shift as AI is steadily slipping into the development workflow, not by force, but by usefulness. It writes boilerplate, spots bugs, suggests patterns, and frees human minds for harder problems.

And this is not only for Gen Z, even the aging developers have started embracing it. The latest example being Linus Torvalds, who worked on a fun side project during the holidays and took help of AI for the Python-based visualizer.