Enterprise teams are still spending four years on Java upgrades because current models can’t handle them
curious_vii · x · 2026-07-28
A quoted remark frames AI-era exits as either going public after niching into a market map or getting absorbed by a lab after monopolizing a latent-space gap. It adds a concrete example: a 50-dev enterprise team is spending 4 years upgrading a legacy system to the latest Java because current models still can’t do the job well enough.
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