[eudamoniac]

Because those tools were adopted organically by users because they were obviously good. AI is pushed from leaders onto users despite the users not thinking they are good. If my boss decides the whole company is switching to emacs I think he should have some evidence to support that decision, yes.

[Aurornis]

> AI is pushed from leaders onto users despite the users not thinking they are good.

Developers are pushing companies to give them access to AI tools and increase their token budgets.

[eudamoniac]

That phenomenon is more rare than what I mentioned. Every* tech company is forcing AI. A few AI enthusiasts want more of it. Those are two unrelated situations. I can find developers pushing companies to use F#; that does not mean anything, and is very different from my boss switching the whole stack to F# suddenly. The former is someone wanting to use something he likes, the latter is forcing everyone to use something they may not like and that probably has big effects on the company, so should require evidence that the change is beneficial.