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- Compliance - Thing should work reliably (and you want someone else to be responsible for fixing it if it doesn't) - Security - Most SaaS is sufficiently co
by sealeck 1y ago
- Compliance
- Thing should work reliably (and you want someone else to be responsible for fixing it if it doesn't)
- Security
- Most SaaS is sufficiently complex that an LLM cannot implement it
- throwacct 1y agoThis x100. B2B is a different monster altogether.
- samsolomon 1y agoEnterprise SaaS are business processes that lean extremely heavily on software. Some of that could be amended by AI, but it's much harder for me to see that getting wholesale replaced the same way many consumer apps could be.
- jag729 1y agoIn the limit, though, are these things real roadblocks to app builders replacing SaaS? Paying for reliability/support seems like the only real remaining advantage of SaaS if codegen models get 3-5x better, and even then the bar is the reliability of SaaS apps right now (which in a lot of cases is not that high). Could imagine a single universal app builder just charging a platform fee for support, or some business model along those lines. (Again, in the limit, I'm not sure that support would be too necessary)