Wix's CEO runs an AI coding giant. He says the tech still gets 'too much credit.'
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Spending $200m+ on an AI coding platform and still calling the tech oversold is a reminder that distribution and product fit matter more than raw model capability. If you’re pitching AI dev tools, expect tougher questions on real throughput gains, defect rates, and where humans still sit in the loop.
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