The Ledger
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Scott: 95% of net new code will be AI-generated within five years
“95% is going to be AI generated. I think very little is going to be line by line is going to be human written code.”
O'Driscoll: AI capex spending will be stopped by demand, not supply
“This isn't, this spending isn't going to stop because the supply side says stop. Facebook aren't going to say stop. Google isn't going to say stop. Microsoft isn't going to say stop. Really, it boils down to the demand side. As long as, and enterprise customer…”
Lemkin: CoreWeave will show signs of an AI slowdown before hyperscalers
“Core weave, if core weave struggles, if it can't service its debt, if it can't raise more debt through this weird through, through the hyperscalers guaranteeing it, that's where we'll see, even if there's just a bump in this cycle, that's not that, that doesn'…”
Adams: Paid AI add-ons will commoditize into standard tiers
“I think in the short term, it might allow them to make more money. So, like, I think Microsoft and Google both have add-on packages that you pay for to get access to their AI stuff. I think that's a very short-term thing where it'll just become commoditized, p…”
Only Microsoft or SAP are large enough to potentially acquire Deel
“I think right now, unless you know, Microsoft or SAP, more Microsoft decides they want to get into HR. I don't see anyone being able to bring us in”
Rory O'Driscoll: OpenAI will publicly accuse Microsoft of antitrust in 2025
“Accused, by the way, is a wonderfully vague word. Will they file a lawsuit and prevail? Maybe not, but will Sam throw words out? Yeah. That two and a half x on a yes, I'd take that chance.”
O'Driscoll: Only Two or Three Independent PC Productivity App Companies Scaled
“After 20 years of the PC wars, there was really only two or three companies at scale That were selling apps that were personal productivity apps independent of Microsoft. It was, you know, you had Adobe, you had Quicken and maybe some of the security apps.”