AI is fundamentally changing software development economics, moving away from traditional open source collaboration toward individualized 'vibe coding' solutions
Miklós Koren from Central European University discusses how these shifts reshape incentive structures and collaboration patterns in the software industry
The rise of agentic AI threatens the traditional open source model by making personalized development more economically attractive than shared code contributions
This transformation has broader implications for how software is built, who participates in development, and the future landscape of the tech sector
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