Gergely Orosz argues software isn't dead as AI agents let more people build it
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Gergely Orosz argues that saying software is dead because anyone can now build it with agents is like saying movies are dead because everyone has a video camera.
He says movies are doing better than ever and more people earn a living from video, film and TV than before. He cites a point made by Simon Willison and a related post by Jared Dabit, who predicts an explosion of personal and disposable software built on agents.
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