"SaaS has been dead since 2020": fatigue and slop predate AI, argues investor
michalmalewicz · x · 2026-10-12
Michal Malewicz argues that SaaS has effectively been dead since around 2020, with user fatigue and product slop predating the AI wave. In his view, the problem isn't AI itself but that "we're not built for current levels of technology" — tech is moving faster than people and markets can absorb. A commentary on how AI accelerates an already-struggling software industry.
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