software

“I think we're going to get a more, more opinionated, more diverse software as a result of that, if more people create it.”

“I saw this in SaaS with customers buying new software, which also led to them only using 20% of the software because they wouldn't figure out all of the other things that this software or tool did. They were just using it to replace the one thing.”

“Sometimes what happens is that the software is just a commodity, and it's the other part of the product that's the thing. It's the clothes, or the TV, or the light, that's the thing. The product is no longer technology, the technology is just some part buried …”

“Is software a crowbar that lets you build an entirely new kind of real estate business? I really don't think so.”

“Like, there is clearly going to be a wave of new company creation, right? Outside of software. So whether that's apparel, or retailing, or restaurants, all sorts of things, like the whole basis of how you buy stuff online changes.”

“I don't think the direction of travel of software is bigger screens. I don't think the direction, or more fundamentally, is not about showing you more information. It's not about having more rows in the spreadsheet. It's having less rows in the spreadsheet and…”

“Things go from AI to smart To just software. There's a period in between where it's smart, and then it's just software.”

“The first of them is, well, clearly this is an order of magnitude, maybe several orders of magnitude, cheaper to make any given piece of software. A piece of software that you might have thought of 10 years ago that has nothing to do with AI, you can use AI to…”

“The underlying point, though, is I think the hard part of making software is almost never writing the code.”