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I run a small SaaS[1], like so many others, that uses AI to generate and optimize SQL. Getting this to perform optimally has been a lot of work and now I wonder
by l5870uoo9y 27d ago
I run a small SaaS[1], like so many others, that uses AI to generate and optimize SQL. Getting this to perform optimally has been a lot of work and now I wonder if OpenAI is outright stealing this knowledge, which without a doubt is highly valuable to them.
[1]: https://www.sqlai.ai https://www.sqlai.ai
- KeplerBoy 27d agoSQL is so ubiquitous and the use case so obvious, there's no way they have not already been tracking performance and benchmaxxing on SQL queries for years. But I don't think openai will bother to release a competitor, the real threat is that anyone with a decent LLM and a harness to try a few queries will land at the same or a better query within minutes.
- biorach 27d agoIt's extremely unlikely that there is anything interesting or novel in the optimisation of a small SaaS SQL
- krapp 27d agoBut what if they added "be interesting and novel" to their prompt? Did you consider that?
- biorach 27d agoI did not. Having spent considerable amounts of time undoing the effects of overconfident junior programmers who decided to be interesting and novel on small business code bases, I guess if we're going to replace juniors with AI we may as well ask for the full experience.
- paxys 27d agoNo one wants to “steal” your vibe coded crap. Your prompts aren’t as unique or valuable as you think.