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      <title>Where AI Actually Fits (and What It Means for Software Jobs)</title>
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      <description>There is an old line about the software industry: cloud eats open source, open source eats software. Each layer commoditizes the one below it, and value moves up. Open source made writing code less of a differentiator. Cloud made running software into a paid service. Every generation, whatever was the moat becomes the utility.
Naturally people expect AI to be the next step. Something that eats cloud the way cloud ate open source.</description>
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