Now anyone can build anything, and almost nobody knows what they want
Paimaamu · x · 2026-10-08
In a widely shared post, staysaasy observes that once AI makes it possible to build anything you want, it has become very clear that almost nobody actually knows what they want. The real bottleneck after AI removes engineering constraints is defining the right product, not shipping it.
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