A news summary based on the article body: The article discusses the rise of AIAS (Artificial Intelligence as a Service), driven by deep learning and gradient descent writing code from human-written training data. It notes that even by 2026, advanced models like GPT 5.5 and Claude Fable 5 cannot write code for software systems. The trend of "vibe coding," where developers, especially beginners, rely entirely on AI to describe what they want in natural language without learning programming concepts, is concerning because it creates a feedback loop where future models train on lower-quality AI-generated content. Many products marketed as SaaS are actually wrappers around AI models, becoming AIAS. This trend introduces security risks when developers lack a deep understanding of the code they ship, and user data is at risk, as hacking a vibe-coded app is easier than hacking a government website with firewalls.