Can it get any worse?

Amazon's recent organizational changes, including significant layoffs and a push for AI-driven development, are creating instability. The company's mandate for developers to use its in-house AI tool, Kiro, coupled with senior engineers being responsible for reviewing junior and mid-level AI-generated code, may lead to a flood of AI-generated code needing review. This could slow down the development process, reintroducing bottlenecks despite the intended efficiency gains. The speaker suggests this approach is flawed, questioning the value of using AI to generate code that then requires extensive review, and points to potential security concerns and reduced productivity. There's a prediction that companies may soon reconsider the rapid adoption of AI tools due to these challenges.