[DoesntMatter22]

Yup I agree. The fundamental limiter is humans deciding. But it will trivial to clone apps where things were already decided.

Though AI will probably just proactively add features and open PRs and people can choose

[ethbr1]

There was a submission a few months ago that boiled down to 'AI will force us to reevaluate our human in the loop decision points.'

Which I expect will be the gist of management consulting reports for the next decade.

If human decision-makers become the bottleneck... eventually that will be reengineered.

I'm fascinated to imagine what change control will need to look like in a majority-AI scenario. Expect there will be a lot more focus on TDD.

[DoesntMatter22]

Eerily similar to the plot of terminator