Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the way software is developed and technology is organized. A study by Forrester indicates that knowledge-intensive activities, such as software development, are exposed to automation, while other areas could benefit from the growth of AI. Application development is under pressure, as code generation and modification may incorporate automated tools, reorganizing professional tasks. The areas with the best prospects are infrastructure, data and artificial intelligence, and identity security. On the other hand, providers that rely on repetitive tasks may face greater pressure. Integration and security are becoming more relevant for companies. Although enterprise software will not disappear, AI could modify its functions. In the Bitcoin ecosystem, AI could transform on-chain analysis, wallet protection, and service automation. A recent case is Coldcard, where AI is changing the cybersecurity economy, accelerating the discovery of vulnerabilities and increasing the need for resources for defense. As AI advances, the combination of automation, data, and security could be crucial for the ecosystem.
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