1. Writing code is cheap, but good code is still expensive
“Writing code has always been cheap. Writing good code remains significantly more expensive.” – spockz
“Code is a liability, not an asset.” – malfist
2. AI accelerates delivery but introduces new quality & maintenance burdens
“The skill is mastering the craft of directing cheap inputs toward valuable outcomes.” – kneel25
“You still have to review and validate that it works… the cost of reading code is the same as it always was.” – noduerme
3. The job market is shifting: fewer traditional roles, more AI‑centric teams
“The job market is not an employee market.” – Ronsenshi
“We’ll see a wave of startups using AI to replace teams.” – sjaiisba
4. Technical debt and maintainability become the real bottleneck
“Code is a liability, not an asset.” – malfist
“AI‑generated code can create huge technical debt.” – frizlab
5. New habits, processes, and infrastructure are required to keep up
“We need to figure out how to build systems in a way that it can keep up with this increased influx of code.” – the_mitsuhiko
“We need new habits and infrastructure.” – the_mitsuhiko
6. The debate over accepting low‑quality, “vibe‑coded” software continues
“We are seeing a shift towards accepting crappy code.” – frizlab
“We need to maintain quality, not just speed.” – simonw