[wiether]

> There’s a current business model where you can make a basic but useful tool that solves a specific business problem and make money. That’s going to end.

I don't know... Because the tool that solves a specific business problem usually requires tons of business expertise. And when company buy this tool, they mainly do it for the expertise diluted in it.

If they didn't already made their own in-house implementation, it's because they don't want to invest in maintaining the tool that requires expertise outside of their actual business.

Meanwhile, the company building the tool can invest in keeping this expertise because it's financed by the multiple companies paying for the tool.