I could have created a few ChatGPT logins for my family. Instead I spent two months and nearly 800 commits building Lalo: a private, self-hosted AI that lives on our phones and belongs to us. Here is why, and what it actually took.
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92% of developers use AI; 27% of new code is AI-written. The skill that still separates an engineer from a vibe coder is not prompting: it is the deterministic system you build around the probabilistic model.
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On June 12, a US export-control directive cut every foreign national off from Anthropic's Fable 5 — overnight, by passport. It is the strongest argument yet for sovereign AI, and why Spain's 'behind' ALIA suddenly looks like strategy, not symbolism.
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Claude Code is not outdated because it became bad. It is outdated because the real work is moving one layer above chat-based coding: autonomous delivery loops, validation, and human accountability.
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Code reviews used to feel like conversations with real people. Now they often read like the same polished template, and it’s changing how I think about engineering, collaboration, and where human value actually lives.
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In 2026, a growing majority of the world’s software is written by AI, often inside centralized cloud platforms like Claude Code. This article explores why that concentration of code generation power may become a critical dependency and a serious security risk for the software industry.
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