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Andreessen called it in 2011. Now something is eating the software — and the workers, companies, and institutions that fail to understand how fast are about to learn the same lesson Blockbuster did, only faster.
Read article →Software ate the world. Now something is eating the software — and the institutions that fail to understand the pace are heading for the same fate as the industries software replaced.
For three years, the dominant assumption was that safety-focused training hurt capability. The 2026 benchmark landscape is forcing a re-examination of that story — and the answer matters more than the debate.
Six weeks between flagship releases is no longer the exception. It is the cadence — and the teams without evaluation discipline are about to discover the difference between riding the treadmill and being dragged by it.
Shipping code you don't understand is no longer confined to senior engineers experimenting on weekends. Half of all code in production is now AI-assisted — and the technical debt is being written right now.
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