AI is the ultimate vendor lock-in: a developer's workplace observations
mapehe808 · reddit · 2026-10-19
A Reddit long-form post discusses what the author observed at work: AI is becoming the ultimate vendor lock-in. Teams that bind prompts, workflows and code to a specific model face far higher switching costs than expected. The post sparked community discussion.
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