In the AI era software is treated as disposable, yet we stare at screens half our lives
jeff_weinstein · x · 2026-09-26
Jeff Weinstein retweets lildill's argument: in the AI era, software is increasingly treated as disposable, yet we spend half our waking lives looking at screens. The author says nobody wants to spend that time with "zombie products" — monotonous, vacant and uncared for; people want products with soul. The point comes from a talk at Lenny's Summit, with a link to the full talk.
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