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Is tech market saturated (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by RemoteIntroduction3@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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I don't know if this thread is relevant here,

I work full time, and I am looking for a job to do as a side hustle,

I have been looking on the internet for things to learn to make money off

And I found that the jobs that most of the jobs in tech that were common a year ago,

can all be done using the help of AI with minimal effort and a low price

like voice over, text transcription…etc., not particularly tech jobs, but you get the idea,

It someway becomes that what you've learned today will be automated tomorrow thanks to AI.

I thought also about the jobs that are Immune against the wide spread of AI are Artisanal crafts

What do you guys think?

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[–] ChrlieTngoFxtrotOscr@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

The tech market has been saturated with companies and products for as long as I've been in the game(decade ish).

But good products that solve user problems always have a space.

Consider the lifecycle of tech. Company A comes out with a great product, people love it, they are acquired by Company B, then they start changing the core product, and people begin to hate it. Company C comes out with a product similar to the original, and people are flocking to it bc Company B's product sucks now.

This will happen with just about every product out there. Like almost no digital product stays around forever sans your big boys (Google/Amazon/Etc.).

AI will expedite this. Lots of the same problems will be solved in different and better ways. Then AI will change, and it'll happen again.

It's just a big cycle. Very little is immune to change forever. Especially technology products.