One thing I keep thinking about with the rise of AI and LLMs is that we may eventually have to look more toward the physical world for our creative work. Software has become the place where so much of our creativity happens—writing, music, images, games, websites, applications. But if AI can increasingly generate all of those things, the value of simply producing another piece of software may start to change. Maybe the interesting work moves back into the physical world: building things, making things, designing spaces, working with materials, creating experiences, or combining software with something tangible. Software was never really supposed to be the product anyway. It was supposed to be a tool for creating something else. Perhaps AI just makes that distinction more obvious.