Tech CEOs and other Silicon Valley sickos like to present AI as a gift that levels the playing field, making activities accessible to those who'd previously never have been able to rise to the occasion. But what if I told you that making things easier and making things accessible aren't always the same thing.
I could tell you that while vibe coding may raise productivity, it rarely ends in a higher quality product, and just because a dog can now make videogames it doesn't mean anyone has any more chance of creating the next hit game as they did years ago before AI. The tools have been around for a while, but the defining factor is whether people have the time, effort, and passion to put them to use.
