Software-companies Memes

The classic "shoot yourself in the foot" speedrun. Software companies trying to pump their stock prices by claiming AI will replace all their engineers, only to watch investors immediately realize: "Wait, if AI can build your product, why do we need you ?" The irony is chef's kiss. You spend decades building a moat around your proprietary codebase, then publicly announce that coding is now trivial and anyone can do it. Congratulations, you just commoditized your own business model. The market cap evaporates faster than your senior devs after the "AI will replace you" all-hands meeting. Pro tip: Maybe don't tell investors that your entire competitive advantage can be replicated by a chatbot and some prompt engineering. That's not the flex you think it is.