gadders
Joined 15 years ago
Joined 15 years ago
Apparently the audio tapes get released in 2027 so we may find out for sure then.
Isn't that obvious? I mean I can't imagine why this would be even remotely controversial.
This isn't to say I don't think some companies/individuals/shareholders have absolutely taken the piss compared to wage earners.
i.e. you wouldn't vibe code your general ledger, but I'd guess Confluence is pretty vulnerable.
It used to be that vendors could tie their cost to the value they provide, but now their cost is more correlated to the token spend to reverse engineer and re-implement them (using appropriate clean room controls etc). If their cost goes to far above the AI-driven re-write, they're more likely to get jettisoned (absent some other moat not included purely in the technology).
I'm sure we can all think of products that charge a fair whack in license fees, but would not be massively difficult to re-implement (or at least for the subset of features actually used).