Blogger argues coding AI is commoditizing, OpenAI's consumer bet beats Anthropic
VraserX · x · 2026-10-18
VraserX argues Anthropic is "cooked long term": coding AI is rapidly commoditizing, and superhuman coding models will run locally on phones and laptops for nearly nothing within a few years.
He sees OpenAI playing the smarter game by going all-in on consumer AI, building a massive market for upcoming hardware devices and potentially humanoid robots. His core thesis: "coding is a feature; AI becoming part of everyday life is the real business."
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