The question I think is, to what degree will this new productivity open new markets in addition to disrupting existing ones?
If AI ends up being able to be consistently and easily effective at creating software, what new things can we pull off that used to be completely non-viable?
We could end up with a wave of new companies as people rediscover old ideas that only now make sense to pursue.
How painful the disruption in the meantime will be is a tricky thing to predict.
> 100 different AI agents automatically build the app end-to-end
> They test with and without your PR implemented
> Dynamic testing, static analysis, functionality testing—all happen automatically
this sounds... computationally intense? difficult to imagine with the current speed and cost of running agents?
The question I think is, to what degree will this new productivity open new markets in addition to disrupting existing ones?
If AI ends up being able to be consistently and easily effective at creating software, what new things can we pull off that used to be completely non-viable?
We could end up with a wave of new companies as people rediscover old ideas that only now make sense to pursue.
How painful the disruption in the meantime will be is a tricky thing to predict.
> 100 different AI agents automatically build the app end-to-end > They test with and without your PR implemented > Dynamic testing, static analysis, functionality testing—all happen automatically
this sounds... computationally intense? difficult to imagine with the current speed and cost of running agents?