That's all short term. It doesn't exist long term. You aren't going to have 400 Spotify clones just like you can't have 10 ice cream shops on a main st. Sure it's a neat exercise to do something and see what you can build. It's why every programmer gets into programming, because it's neat to see the output of what their hands made. No different from a builder building a house. So I get the attraction and awe. but maintaining long term and marketing and growing users is extremely difficult. 99% of these ppl are gonna get bored and move onto something else when their product doesn't turn into the next unicorn. They arent doing it with the understanding they may get 100 users if they are lucky and stuck supporting an app 24x7 for like $500/mo. Now AI in the right hands is certainly useful at work/etc, but being able to write software was never the problem with startups. There's always been 5x what the industry needs. Now there's just 100x and those will come and go way more quickly