Spicy! Upvoted just because I would look forward to the HN debate that would happen on this topic!

My personal view here has shifts quite often, yes software is getting easier to build at an alarming rate, but designing good software is not (yet), and new novel software is not in the training set so should remain hard to build, forever (?)

To address the main comment, yes lots of apps are just wrappers, and I feel this is not sustainable, we will not need all these specialised apps since AI is such a general interface to computing.

Personally, I had the idea of creating a wrapper that, when given a photo of a product, extracts its ingredients and claimed benefits, then tells you whether it’s “vaporwave” based on actual research, while also linking to better products that contain the same key active ingredients at concentrations proven to be effective. But I suck at getting customers so I let it go.

In fairness, it's not that easy to make a functioning Next.js page.

So what? Milk the VCs dry while you can. It's probably easier to raise $500k for your AI vaporware than it is to get a decent job.