For those who don't believe AI will disrupt SaaS or broader tech companies, how many of you actually use AI?

Far-East-locker · 2026-04-22T01:03:34+00:00

=== SUMMARY === - The post questions whether skeptics of AI disrupting SaaS/tech actually use AI themselves, implying a belief that AI will fundamentally change business operations. - The author provides no data or specific analysis—just a provocative question to spark discussion. - Quality assessment: Speculation / noise; lacks research, data, or a clear thesis beyond a general opinion. === SENTIMENT === MIXED === TRADE IDEAS === No actionable trade ideas in this post. === COMMENTS SUMMARY === Top comments counter the AI-disruption thesis: one argues that massive layoffs (reducing per-seat SaaS revenue) are a bigger near-term threat to SaaS than AI itself, while another notes that AI can replace some but not all SaaS functions (human involvement remains necessary in certain areas). No ticker-specific data or trade recommendations are provided.

u/Far-East-locker · Reddit — r/ValueInvesting · April 22, 2026 at 01:03 · ⬆ 16 pts · 💬 62 comments | View on Reddit ↗

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The post questions whether skeptics of AI disrupting SaaS/tech actually use AI themselves, implying a belief that AI will fundamentally change business operations.
The author provides no data or specific analysis—just a provocative question to spark discussion.
Quality assessment: Speculation / noise; lacks research, data, or a clear thesis beyond a general opinion.

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