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Ars Technica reports on how beloved consumer apps like Evernote, Plex, and Quicken have sharply raised prices, with Bending Spoons' SEC filing revealing how it deliberately tested and squeezed loyal Evernote users to boost revenue.
This paper develops the AI Exposure and Resilience (AI-ER) framework, a two-dimensional assessment model for evaluating how AI affects software businesses by separating exposure to AI pressure from resilience to adapt.
Alex Ellis compares local Qwen models to cloud-based Claude Opus, sharing his experience using local AI in his software business. He highlights the practical value of local models for specific tasks while acknowledging their limitations, such as hallucination and infinite loops when quantized.