SaaS
AI can write a lot of code like 10,000 lines in one hour. It still can't do something that humans can do easily like convincing a stranger to pay $9/month.
Building a SaaS is technically not that hard anymore. With AI made templates and modern tools I can turn an idea into a working product really fast. Getting someone who does not know my product to actually pay for it? That still feels just as tough. What has been the difficult part, other, than technical stuff of building your SaaS? submitted by /u/recro69 [link] [comments]
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