What if all apps could be copied perfectly in a few days or weeks ? . That might be the truth in a few months , the question is what does it mean .
Not just these examples ….but many things are disappearing instantly , things like mathematicians, developers - anyone !. This list of apps .
I don’t say that flippantly but it’s hard to know these days , where does it strike next .
What grows around the ones who stay is a kernel. An always-on layer that handles the volume of data, the first structure, the retrieval, so the mind on top of it can go longer and deeper. It’s the Jarvis model . You interact with it better the more you use it, and that interaction itself becomes the skill.
Like learning guitar - or tennis - it’s about practice
You learn how to ask the questions that pull the useful work out, how to frame the constraints so the output stays pointed at what matters, how to pressure-test your own thinking against what it surfaces, and how to stay more organized and productive without handing over the judgment. You learn to be much more productive .
The people who thrive get fluent at working with the kernel, so their own mentation expands while they remain the one who still decides what the questions are for and what counts as good. It’s some sort of reorder of the skills pecking order . It’s a new horse or tractor that needs to be learned how to use . Everyone can decide if it’s good or bad later but nothing will stop it happening .
In the right hands capability multiplies . The edge stays with the person who has gotten better at directing the layer instead of letting the layer do the thinking. There is a subtle change of flow
Maybe or maybe not , it is either good or bad , whether it should be this way ? We will only know in retrospect , it will be whatever it is to be anyway .
None NONE of us know that yet. We only think we do .
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🇺🇸 AI just cloned all of Adobe’s main apps and is giving them away…FOR FREE
Atlanta developer Brandon Thomas rebuilt Photoshop, Premiere, and Illustrator using Claude Opus 5.5 and Rust.
Seven apps, zero subscription fees, completely open source.
Yeah, software giants ain't going to like this one bit.
Source: Gizmodo / Writer: Bri
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