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AI is fundamentally deflationary. That's due to simple rules of supply / demand. Our demand is pretty constant. We can't simply consume any more software or co
by nextworddev 3y ago
AI is fundamentally deflationary. That's due to simple rules of supply / demand.
Our demand is pretty constant. We can't simply consume any more software or content than we do now.
But with AI, supply is going to get jacked maybe another 5x-50x. That's great news as a hobby content creator, but for professionals it just means much stiffer competition for smaller rewards.
Same applies to Software. It has become pretty trivial to reverse engineer any software with AI now, except for the best in class AI models. All of this is probably bearish for most AI startups' hopes for hitting it big. Just too much supply of software.
- nsxwolf 3y agoExamples of trivial AI reverse engineering? Are people like, just cloning things like Adobe Premiere overnight and undercutting Adobe?
- ultra_nick 3y agoYes, in the same way automatic checkout has replaced humans.
- asynchronous 3y agoGonna go ahead and say there literally isn’t unless you’re counting a small increase in programmer efficiency over using tutorials/blogs/stack overflow.
- skinnymuch 3y agoWhat is being reverse engineering triviallyv