Saving misguided AI codebases is going to be quite lucrative for contract work I suspect. A lot of non-technical people are going to get surprisingly far into

Saving misguided AI codebases is going to be quite lucrative for contract work I suspect. A lot of non-technical people are going to get surprisingly far into their product without realising they are on a bad path. It already happens now when a non-technical founder doesn't get a good technical hire. The surprising thing for developers though, is how often a shit codebase makes millions of dollars before becoming an issue. As much as I love producing rock solid software, I too would take millions of dollars and a shit codebase over a salary and good code.