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In the near future, programming might become a luxury profession not due to a shortage of programmers, but because of the high cost of accessing powerful AI models and high quality tokens.
What stops a person from just doing programming? It might be slower, but it was never about the actual code on most of the projects, it was about what the project actually offers, right? You see those videos on YouTube about people making axes with the traditional methods from…
Yes, What approach do you think companies might adopt to avoid forcing programmers to use such expensive AI tools, allowing them to continue with traditional programming methods instead? Of course, I am against depriving programmers of AI tools, but we know that 90% of programmers cannot afford to purchase tokens for models above $100.

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I don't know, honestly. Maybe it will force more people down SaaS routes - less AI tokens to take new clients onboard and even add custom features, compared to having something bespoke. The Tesco effect (or Walmart, whatever) - a few big shops that offer everything, less and less…