When liability walks in, "lovable" runs for the exit

"SaaSocalypse by AI" clearly scared Wall Street. The numbers say so. But Wall Street is missing a critical nuance.

Vibing over the weekend works great when you're domain agnostic - selling a cool physical product online, or a CRM, an HRIS, dashboards, other internal tools, even support desks, maybe. Places where a bug is annoying, but not dangerous.

It falls apart the moment the stakes go up. Trading. Medical. Legal. Title. Anywhere being wrong has a price tag. Where software isn't a database wrapper, but years of training on domain data. Decision events, edge cases, judgment about when to stop and call a human. You do not get that over a weekend. The only way to get that is by listening to customers and iterating. Over a long period of time.

"Lovable"-ity runs for the exit the moment liability walks in.