Regarding this piece, it has always been a collection of scattered points without forming a so-called mature perspective or structure. However, I don't want to overthink it anymore. Perhaps, the more one thinks, the easier it is to drift further down the wrong path—just like the so-called "thinking models."
A colleague I've worked with for years still tells me that AI's coding ability is still inferior to that of programmers; batches of "straight-A students" about to graduate or newly graduated are still spending enormous amounts of time producing "reports" that are significantly inferior to AI's output capability; many senior friends still hope that people without any front-line industry experience can spontaneously develop "industrial logic"...
Perhaps the above paragraph is a bit of a broad generalization, but what I truly want to express is that every one of us is, in fact, indiscriminately exposed to the firepower of AI.