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The SaaSpocalypse – The week AI killed software
- adrianN 8mo agoThe article argues that AI replaces the workflow that the SAAS implemented with customizable workflows. That is certainly the case for certain types of ad hoc workflows, but isn’t a big part of the value proposition of software based workflows precisely that they’re not ad hoc? A consistent software workflow that replaces errorprone manual work? That harmonizes across departments? AI might help in creating the software that formalizes workflows, but I don’t think it should replace most of them directly.
- PlatoIsADisease 8mo agoMy company makes custom software for small and mid sized companies. I have a little bit of dread, but I tell myself my niche is automating (real/physical) engineering, which is different from 100% software/data. If we can automate for 1/100th the cost, that just means we get harder problems. Right?
- ttoinou 8mo agoIn the medium term yes, in the short term you can move ahead of competitors and benefit from this
- snovymgodym 8mo agoArticle is 100% LLM generated.
- josefritzishere 8mo agoThis reads like a press release from Sam Altman.
- smithcoin 8mo agoAI didn’t kill SAAS- the overinflated P/E values are just returning to something vaguely resembling sanity