The post brings up a good question. A lot of software is being rebuilt around AI, not because the old tools stopped working but because expectations have changed. AI seems to reshape the smaller pieces first, such as search, support, and internal tools, and those gains add up over time.
I am not sure this means AI will replace everything. It may just become another standard layer in the stack. Curious how others see this trend developing.
The post brings up a good question. A lot of software is being rebuilt around AI, not because the old tools stopped working but because expectations have changed. AI seems to reshape the smaller pieces first, such as search, support, and internal tools, and those gains add up over time.
I am not sure this means AI will replace everything. It may just become another standard layer in the stack. Curious how others see this trend developing.