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> Your employer (likely) owns little of value in a world of cheap AI software generation. That applies to you, not to your employer - in your hands, "cheap AI
by bigbadfeline 1y ago
> Your employer (likely) owns little of value in a world of cheap AI software generation.
That applies to you, not to your employer - in your hands, "cheap AI software generation" is, well... cheap. On the other hand, your employer owns patents, copyrights, distribution channels, politicians and connections - those become more valuable as the coding skills get cheaper. The "owning class" are those who own most of the high value items enumerated above.
- jstummbillig 1y agoI don't know who you are describing, but it's certainly nothing close to the median employer.
- bigbadfeline 1y agoThe median employer isn't in the software business either, so "cheap coding" has little direct effect on them and it doesn't help the agency-rocking small fish in any way. However, as customers, the median employers are highly dependent upon precisely the type of employer I described, not upon "people with agency".