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"Now that any service can be built with AI, nobody wants to build anything" draws 77 comments on the collapse of building as a moat
An r/artificial post argues that when building a software service took months and a team, the building was the hard part and therefore the defensible part, and that AI-assisted coding removed the barrier without replacing it with anything, so the motivation to start goes with it. The 83-upvote, 77-comment ratio is the signal here, a nearly one-to-one engagement rate that indicates genuine disagreement rather than agreement. It is the counter-narrative to every vibe-coding success post, and it is being argued by people who ship.
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