> Also, are you assuming the iterative development requires human intervention? At first, yes; long-term, it doesn't matter too much. If IBM's AI agents come u

> Also, are you assuming the iterative development requires human intervention? At first, yes; long-term, it doesn't matter too much. If IBM's AI agents come up with better versions of themselves they'll still be trying to rent them out to different people in order to compete with Google's and Baidu's and Lockheed's and Siemens' businesses in those market (or whoever's still around and actually running these things at that point).