When a model upgrades or demonstrates a use case through its own app, it’s often seen as “the end” for people working in that space. I see it very differently. This is not industry replacement. This is industry redefinition. Model demos are not saying “there’s nothing left to build.” They’re saying “this is how the work is going to change.” No single application - no matter how powerful - can support an entire industry. Every industry has: - domain-specific workflows - regulatory constraints - regional needs - trust and audit requirements - deep integrations - edge cases that matter in production That means both existing players and new entrants have room to build something better, more relevant, and more contextual. In fact, these capability demos are doing something valuable: they are removing uncertainty. They show what is now possible, so builders can focus on: - real systems - real users - real outcomes I also see this as a rare opportunity for the Indian IT industry. This cycle makes it possible to move beyond services and toward products, not because services are bad, but because the cost of building and shipping software globally has fundamentally dropped. Models will keep evolving fast. Applications, systems, and products must evolve faster. This is not the end of industries. It’s the beginning of their next version.