Most developers are worried about AI replacing them, but the bigger risk is something else entirely. In my recent podcast conversation, a point came up that stuck with me: Products don’t just succeed or fail based on technology. It depends on what’s allowed to exist. A single regulation can reshape or even eliminate an entire product overnight. It raises an interesting question about how we think as builders. We tend to focus on speed, iteration, and technical execution. But maybe we should also be thinking more about the environments we’re building in: legal, societal, and economic. Curious how others here think about this: do you factor policy and regulation into what you build? submitted by /u/vitlyoshin
Originally posted by u/vitlyoshin on r/ArtificialInteligence
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