Wilkinson: ChatGPT will eliminate software middlemen by building tools on demand
Andrew Wilkinson · If I wanted to build $1M+ AI startup in 2025, I'd do this · Mar 24, 2025 · at 6:12
Andrew Wilkinson argues that standalone software tools will lose their viability as AI models handle tool creation and API integration directly.
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“For all tools basically all middlemen businesses are gone. And I believe fundamentally that we are all going to go to the search bar and the new search bar is ChatGPT and you're going to query it and ChatGPT will just build whatever you need or it'll hook into whatever APIs you need.”
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