Author Topic: Consumers finally got fed up with abusive software practices and turned to AI  (Read 28 times)

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Adobe is one of the worst. EA Games and Ubisoft are right up there with them forcing customers to install game launchers that are effectively system choking spyware in order to play games that are poorly coded and require seemingly endless "microtransactions" - after you already paid $70 or more.

Well, now people are using AI to reverse engineer what they want. The entire Adobe suite was recently released. No doubt others will follow.

Consumers are tired of being gouged to use unoptimized bloatware and AI can produce in weeks what takes traditional developers years - or decades - to develop. This is going to be devastating for the trads but I'm finding it too hard to pity them.

If you want to know what will push AI into the mainstream, it will be the need to compress development time to stay competitive. But that same need for competition may very well drive down prices and make SW leaner. This will either be a golden age for consumers or economic ruin for producers.

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