Indie consultant: clients failing to build AI in-house is what keeps my business alive
gdechichi · x · 2026-09-05
Developer gdechichi explains his business is built on licensing his tech and delivering custom solutions, with many clients having failed to build in-house. If LLMs could solve anything from a prompt, he says, his business wouldn't exist—highlighting the persisting gap between LLMs and full human-level problem solving.
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