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SaaS Feels Like Fast Fashion Now

DEV Community•Monday, November 3, 2025 at 10:22:01 AM
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The article draws a parallel between the rapid proliferation of SaaS tools and the fast fashion industry, highlighting how new AI tools flood the market daily with promises of efficiency and automation. This trend raises concerns about the lack of innovation and the repetitive nature of these offerings, making it feel like consumers are stuck in a cycle of superficial choices rather than meaningful advancements. It's a reminder for users to be discerning in a crowded marketplace.
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