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While AI significantly accelerates individual coding speed, commenters argue it hits a wall in corporate environments where the true bottlenecks remain organizational, such as navigating stakeholder bureaucracy, deciphering vague requirements, and managing cross-team dependencies. Experienced developers warn that this surge in individual output often results in "AI-generated chaff," forcing senior staff to spend more time firefighting architectural flaws and unvetted code rather than performing high-level work. There is a growing consensus that while AI helps meet management's historical pressure for delivery speed, it exacerbates existing issues of technical debt and unreviewable code by prioritizing quantity over rigorous validation. Ultimately, a true organizational revolution depends less on faster code generation and more on AI’s eventual ability to bridge knowledge silos and streamline the human-centric communication that currently consumes the majority of project timelines.