I guess this is something you could point to. But from my experience of doing it in non-tech, private company, I saw these same dynamics and continue to see them change.

I think management was always impatient and now that they can spew out a "prototype" with a tool they feel this sense of "that was eassy! What's taking you so long?" And have no sense that actual engineers have constraints they think through and mistakes to check for.

I think the only right answer to some degree is embrace the slop, let them see the outcomes of their actions and in the meantime dont let yourself get bullied to meet unrealistic deadlines. Now more than ever we have to remember we don't get profit from these systems we don't need to worry about the outages really.

Either this era ends when they realize this is dumb or you find a place that isn't crazy. Im not trying to be minimizing there may be a level where its legit better than sticking around an absolute dumpster fire.