SaaS *is* dead. But not because AI "killed" it, because AI killed it
The article argues that the 'SaaS is dead' narrative, driven by the rise of AI-assisted 'vibe coding,' has led to a decline in software quality and reliability. It suggests that while AI hasn't replaced engineers, the pressure to deliver unrealistic productivity gains has degraded service standards.
Why it matters
Reflects the growing industry disillusionment with AI-driven development cycles and the resulting impact on software stability.
Normally, having to explain a joke is a bad sign, but since you couldn’t see my facial expressions while typing this title, I might have to explain what I meant. And why this is hilariously ironic.
The author presents a critical perspective on industry trends, balancing skepticism of AI hype with observations of current market failures.
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