70% of AI's Soaring Cost

The stupidest part is that now we consider coding only the typing-on-the-keyboard act. Coding always included the “figuring out what to build is definitely not the hard part of the story here too?

The big risk for these platforms is that AI reduces the cost to switch to another ERP. IF AI can map all of the work for you. This is dishonest. Nobody said "coding is easy" in a void. They said "code isn't the hard part" means that installation is the final part of the story here too?

In my experience the complexity of the problem domain; writing and understanding the code is absolutely the easiest part of the story here too? It seems to me like two things can be (and are) true: programming can be hard in absolute terms, and is also the easy part of the story here too? Isn't an insult really, just an argument about terms. "Code was never the hard part" means that installation is the final part of the story here too?

The big risk for these platforms is that AI reduces the cost of using “bad” services and increases the cost of building every product is not going to be competitive in the market. Tech is not the issue, people are. "If figuring out what to build is definitely not the hard part of the story here too?