There has been a major shift in IT culture between 2010 and 2015 where the general mindset went from "Let's see if we can make computer do this" to "How can we stop the computer from doing that". This is most obvious in the latest advancements with LLMs - back before 2010 LLMs would have been incorporated into IT to help both users and developers create better quality/more advanced produces but today it all seems to come down to monetizing as much as possible while providing as little as possible and restricting access as much as possible.
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There has been a major shift in IT culture between 2010 and 2015 where the general mindset went from "Let's see if we can make computer do this" to "How can we stop the computer from doing that". This is most obvious in the latest advancements with LLMs - back before 2010 LLMs would have been incorporated into IT to help both users and developers create better quality/more advanced produces but today it all seems to come down to monetizing as much as possible while providing as little as possible and restricting access as much as possible.