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You cannot sell AI written software

AI-generated software lacks deep understanding of the problem domain because developers make no key decisions. The author uses a staircase analogy and shares personal experience with blipfinder to illustrate AI's value for custom personal tools, but emphasizes that selling such software is unfeasible.

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You cannot sell AI written software
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  • AI-written software often lacks true understanding of the problem because developers make no crucial decisions.
  • Staircase analogy: AI places stairs randomly, whereas real architects deliberate.
  • AI excels at creating custom personal tools, like the author's network diagnostic tool blipfinder.
  • Selling AI-written software is pointless because customers can easily replicate it with an LLM, and you offer no expertise.

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