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In many cases, yes. A difference now will be the long-term size and composition of the teams (smaller & more generalists, with PMs, POs & Architects just as likely to contribute code as engineers)
2 pizza teams can become 1 pizza teams who can manage an entire product/component, or more. And those 3+ pizza teams can strip the fat or split into more productive teams.
I think we'll also see increased demand for platform/deployment standardization and concentrated/novel support structures, as teams start biting off more than they can chew, along the the desire for out-of-the-box guardrails around AI code & tools.
Maybe? If corporate structures made sense then sure, but they haven't made sense my entire time in the industry and I doubt they'll start making sense because of this.