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AI is to Software what CNC was to machinists. It's turning it into something more commoditized and less tilted in favor of skilled labor. The more you actually
by salawat 7mo ago
AI is to Software what CNC was to machinists. It's turning it into something more commoditized and less tilted in favor of skilled labor. The more you actually use these AI setups, the more training data you're giving these companies, the faster everyone gets obsoleted.
And make no mistake, it's entirely possible at some point they are storing outputs for being trained on to replace your Org's business too. Selling the inference agent is what's paying the bills in theory right now, that may change, and the next logical step is cannibalizing customers.
- markus_zhang 7mo agoAnd eventually they will raise the price, do all the things that other companies have done. I figured computers that can run AI models locally are the new workstations in the near future. Otherwise pay a premium to rent AI.
- raw_anon_1111 7mo agoThere is no secret sauce in what most companies do and could easily be duplicated from the business process angle by any other company with sufficient resources. I’m not saying any company could actually overcome incumbency advantages. I don’t believe Antrophic or OpenAI would be dumb enough to train on a company’s proprietary data if you had an enterprise agreement or even if you explicitly opted out. I wouldn’t trust Meta or Grok though…