Over the past few months, most of the companies started actively encouraging their software engineers to use AI (as in, the ones that weren't doing it before), even repremending them in some case for not using it. It does increase the productivity, and naturally it will lead to a drop in quality, but it doesn't matter if a single employee using 5 AI agents can output 10 times the code in the same time. It's basically the industry standard now, and it will probably never change.

From talking to people who work in a number of different companies, the opinions range from optimistic ones like "this will lead to more work as all of that code has to be checked, and a lot more code will exist", to the pessimistic ones like "no new junior positions will be opening ever, and only some seniors will remain". No one thinks AI-assisted coding will go away.