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Will AI replace all software? Why GPT-5 emboldens the doomsayers

ZDNet - Artificial Intelligence
Aug 13, 2025 02:00
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Summary

The article discusses growing speculation in the tech industry about whether advanced AI models like GPT-5 could automate software development to the extent that traditional software purchasing becomes obsolete. This possibility is fueling both excitement and concern, as it could disrupt existing business models and reshape the future of IT and software engineering.

The question on Wall Street, and inside many IT shops, is whether anyone will need to buy software in the future if AI can just code it all automatically.
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