Posts Tagged "generative AI"

There's a lot of talk about no-code and SaaS being redunant in the age of vibe coding. I'm an unlikley defender of no-code, but they will live on, as will coding as a profession. As the tree is shaken I think it will become clearer what these different tools are for and where the limits or pitfalls lie.

I decided to have a chat with Claude about the differences in human and AI existence. Here's how it went.

Enlightened companies since the 90s (as far as I know) had given some of their employees 1 day per week to work on side projects. Their motivation was to incubate new ideas that they legally owned. It's apparently how GMail and Google Maps were born.

Generative coding tools can deliver £8,000 - £12,000 of value each month for the cost of an £18/month subscription.

This week marks the end of a two year experiment to do something different. That was the only criterion. To do something different I had to look at what I was currently doing. That was easy. I spent all my days working on a computer, meetings were on a screen and my role was morphing from programmer to looking at a screen on a computer talking with other people about other peoples computers.