3. “Not long after, Google rocks the tech industry with a major announcement at I/O. They’ve succeeded in training a deep learning model to completely auto-generate simple SaaS software from a natural-language description. ” Is this just like Codex but better? Maybe I don’t what SaaS software is.
Yes, pretty much just Codex but better. One quick-and-dirty way to think of SaaS use cases is: “any business workflow that touches a spreadsheet”. There are many, many, many such use cases.
Adding to this — as I understand, Codex can only write a single function at a time. While an SaaS product would be composed of many functions (and a database schema, and an AWS / Azure / GCP cloud services configuration, and a front-end web / phone app...).
It’s like the difference between 10 lines of code and the entirety of Gmail.
Adding to this — as I understand, Codex can only write a single function at a time. While an SaaS product would be composed of many functions (and a database schema, and an AWS / Azure / GCP cloud services configuration, and a front-end web / phone app...).
It’s like the difference between 10 lines of code and the entirety of Gmail.