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Indeed, a healthy message could be: "We are making these novel tools available to our software experts and trusting their expertise to make the most of them".
However they can't resist deciding that all of a sudden they, despite not actually knowing the space at all, know better than the people actually in the space. Lot's of people who might not even know what a job even is about becoming 'experts' who want to backseat drive how you do things. They read an article asserting that git isn't "AI appropriate" and tell you that you should be switching to an "AI appropriate" thing, despite not having ever touched software development at all, or even knowing what sort of software you produce let alone using it.
I really can't wait for the bubble to pop and these types to get bored of trying to pretend they can lead through micromanagement in a domain they don't actually understand.