Four years in, he cancels Fusion 360 and dictates CAD to his agent
Ryan Vogel used Fusion 360 for four years and just cancelled the subscription. His replacement isn't another CAD package: he dictates what he wants to his AI agent, which then renders an image of the top, side and bottom, or opens a 3D viewer. It's a short post with a big implication for pro tools with steep learning curves. If the interface becomes a voice note, the years spent learning the menus stop being a moat. CAD software built its walls out of complexity. The zombies just talked their way through the gate.
i have just canceled my Fusion 360 subscription
been using it for 4 years but now I can do everything by dictating into my agent then it renders an image of the top/side/bottom or a 3D viewer
— vogel, read the original on XMore SaaS obituaries
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