Non-developers are writing apps instead of buying them (opens in new tab)

The counter isn't that some hypothetical AI will come along and solve three problems with the current generation. That argument, and the response, is tired as dirt. No, the counter here is to point out that the prototype is fine for small values of production. I wouldn't take something Ai generated and serve it on the web, and have the world try and hack the site, but some small app that isn't exposed to the world? We can throw around claims of security and scalability, but Amy's (local) personal cookbook app doesn't care about either of those.