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MarketWatch analysis: AI isn't eating software, and the sector's rally could run through October
The analysis suggests that months of panic over AI displacing subscription software are easing after a strong week of software earnings. For the past year, most software stocks have been weighed down by fears that AI tools would lead enterprises to trim staff and purchase fewer software subscriptions, with the rise of "vibe coding" making custom software cheaper and easier to build.
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