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To be clear: 1. No it can't. I've used Fable while it was available, it was a good model but still less than 1% of the way there. 2. If it c…
To be clear: 1. No it can't. I've used Fable while it was available, it was a good model but still less than 1% of the way there. 2. If it could, that fact would generally benefit SaaS companies, not
To be clear: 1. No it can't. I've used Fable while it was available, it was a good model but still less than 1% of the way there. 2. If it could, that fact would generally benefit SaaS companies, not hurt them. Those who stand to benefit most from better developer tools are software developers. 3. The code is not the product. No customer is going to want to take on every side quest they face simply because they can generate code for it, when they could just pay a subscription to get the problem out of their way. 4. Easier code means more software, which means more usage surface for existing SaaS. You're already seeing this trend in the data.
Source: Francois Chollet (X) | 2026-06-22