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Atlassian chief executive Mike Cannon-Brookes argues that AI will create more software, not less. His reasoning: when applications, workflows and agents become cheaper and faster to build, organisations may make more of them.
Why it mattersThat could leave businesses with a fresh integration problem: more tools and agents to connect and manage. Bloomberg carries Cannon-Brookes’s argument in an interview with Haslinda Amin. It is a forecast, not evidence that companies are already building software at that pace. But it points to a useful tension in the AI software debate: easier creation may mean more systems to organise, not fewer.
Discuss: If AI makes software cheap to build, should businesses encourage more bespoke tools, or insist on fewer systems that are easier to manage?
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