Silicon Valley dismissed Japan’s System Integration (SI) culture as an unscalable consultant trap.
Writing the system is no longer the scarce work. Integrating it is.
In the post-AI world, everyone becomes an AI-powered Japanese SIer.
hardmaru argues that Silicon Valley once dismissed Japan's System Integration (SI) culture as an unscalable consultant trap. He contends that in a post-AI world, writing software systems is no longer the scarce skill, while integrating them becomes the key work, so everyone turns into an AI-powered Japanese SIer.
Silicon Valley dismissed Japan’s System Integration (SI) culture as an unscalable consultant trap.
Writing the system is no longer the scarce work. Integrating it is.
In the post-AI world, everyone becomes an AI-powered Japanese SIer.
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