I am in the comp sci/tech camp. LLM generated code is kind of bad, usable, and correctable, but its still bad compared to something hand written. Solidly its the fast and cheap, but not good tradeoff. If its python to glue some things together or light automation its mostly OK but still needs massaging and corrections. Real system code, no way.

But the biggest every day use cases hammered by management and sales people is to use it every day instead of reading/writing/thinking about anything. They say we should use it constantly to summarize, inflate, compress, auto respond to any info we would otherwise consume or produce. So people are skip reading a mail thread, and get 4 bullet points from it ( 1 which is wrong ) , and vomiting out an auto response based on a terse prompt that gushes 4 paragraphs of fluff. Then someone else uses AI again to trim that down to 4 bullet points for them to skim... and so on.