I think that's an optimistic interpretation of how good LLMs are?
But I think the reality is: LLMs democratise access to coding. In a way this decreases the market for complete solutions, but massively increases the audience for building blocks.
But I think the reality is: LLMs democratise access to coding. In a way this decreases the market for complete solutions, but massively increases the audience for building blocks.
Vibe coders don't code, they let code. So LLMs democratise access to coders.
We all know that the music is going to stop eventually and that the landscape after that is going to look very different. Subsidies will stop and investors will want their trillions in returns. Talking about "democratization" while everyone is just using other people's money is completely premature.
Airbnb "democratized travel" for a while and now they're more expensive than their predecessors.
And if all software has been written that can be written what additional software do you want to write?
I'm not sure where you got this from. They'll jack up the prices at some undetermined time in the future once the weight of reality overpowers the manic hype we've been experiencing for the past few years.
My expectation is that this will start unfolding within the next 5 years and people will start looking back to today as the golden age of AI where everything was cheap, exciting, and ad-free.
by making the world dependent on 3, fascist adjacent, US tech companies?