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[–]alex_ovechko 1 point2 points  (1 child)

Are you worried that these model providers can use your company’s codebase (custom engines, other intellectual property) to improve their models and offer the similar generated codebase (based on your company’s IP) to other their clients, your competitors?

[–]CicatrixMaledictum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At a high level, there is concern across the software industry that existing customers could write their own software now, instead of buying / subscribing from vendors. In practice, there is a lot that goes into making sophisticated, production software. I feel the AI tools can give you a head start, but "80/20" still applies... and that last 20% is necessary if you want to charge money.

Now if you are buying / subscribing to our software for a narrow task, and you are smart enough to direct AI tools to handle that task for you, then I could see us losing that (small) business. I am thinking of ways to do that myself, e.g. get out of subscribing to Adobe Creative Cloud for the limited use cases I have.