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In the AI era, experience can become a burden, not an asset

A provocative argument has drawn attention: in the AI era, experience may become a burden rather than an asset. Foundation Capital partner Jaya Gupta (자야 굽타) wrote on X that experience is no longer a moat and, in many cases, is starting to look like a tax. She contrasts senior and junior generations, arguing senior experience can hinder AI innovation. Gupta says decision-makers often have more to lose from failure, and AI narrows expertise gaps built on past examples.

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Software is not dead, only corporate perspectives have shifted

AI-powered “vibe coding” is making it easier for companies to build software in-house, but many still doubt scenarios predicting the end of SaaS. Large companies are seen as unlikely to abandon core packaged software, though AI is shifting buyer leverage and pricing talks. Some firms already use vibe coding and AI agents for small apps and optimisation. FedEx, EY and Cisco are cited as examples in recent Wall Street Journal reporting.

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More than 8 in 10 office workers use BYOAI, raising need for corporate AI governance

MegazoneCloud said a survey conducted with IT World/CIO of about 600 respondents, including roughly 500 IT workers at South Korean companies, found unofficial generative AI is being used for work in most firms. The report said 86 percent use BYOAI informally. Key reasons included the need for task-specific tools and limits of official tools. Document summarisation led use cases. Only 7.7 percent fully banned BYOAI.