I think the age of billion dollar ideas is coming to an end in terms of individuals accomplishing this. We may have a wave of that initially but very quickly that window will shrink and top of the funnel will capture most if not all value. I’m not saying there’s no room for growth in AI, we’re just getting started on a monumental shift, but I do think the major developments will come from a handful of companies.

The react example: whatever breaks will be vibed back in a minute. Eventually there will be an app for everything and no one will use them except maybe the person who made it. Personalized software on demand. But even this will subside when the front end is abstracted away from the function. The input field we use today can be any type of interface of tomorrow, not limited to a rounded corner rectangle with text. I’m probably not explaining this well as I’m out and about - but what I’m trying to say is that the back end will interpret any type of input irrelevant of its intended purpose at some point and this is where UI becomes irrelevant and UX is totally customized to your preferences. I should probably write a long form post to communicate this more clearly.