is this true?
>>109406178>AI will not goodstopped watching theresuck a dick
>>109406178how does one make these style of videos?
>>109406178>no coders will be the next wall street traders >look inside >it's all cocaine addicted millionaires yeah count me in, time to install Claude code
>>109406178Sound?
>>109406658>>look inside>It's just people reading 10-Qs and typing into Excel all day
>>109406178I didn't watch past 2s because is caused a horrible pang of spiritual dread to permeate my being.
>>109406784Welcome to 4chan
>>109406178doesn't impact me as i run local models.
>>109406178put >>>/biz/ on the line, he could probably point us into the right direction to determine if the statements in the video are inside the realm of possibility.
>>109406178Its 100% true. Its already happening. I made a shitty little Android app back in like 2011 that made a grand total of about $3500. About a week in I noticed I was getting like 50 biews a day all being referred by some NY development agency's private blog... about a week after that they had released a clone of my app. Companies were already outsourcing to the Phillipines/India to squeeze as much as possible out of the generic B2B CRUD market -- that has already been mainstream. They won't care if they can only get $5k for a job they could have charged $50k for a year prior if it only costs them $35 in credits and is 98% automated.Maybe in the past you could have hid in some obscure niche e.g. you have a monopoly on an app used by like 10,000 people within some tiny field just because nobody else thought to go there but with AI as a research tool those niches will be found and strip minedThe future of software is an increasingly brutal race to the bottom with money being made off volume. No more small teams making a living off 5 contracts; pure hustle genning 100 apps per day for like $8 a pop, then later thousands for 8c
>>109408170>the fastest way to crash the whole software industry, like the game industry crash in the '80s, now fully automated!