Andrew Ross Sorkin
6 statements across 2 episodes · 1 bullish · 3 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Jun 16, 2021 by Andrew Ross Sorkin · said 6 times in 5 episodes since 2025 · across every show →
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2026 5 mentions in 4 episodes 1 per episode
- AI Backlash Intensifies, Nvidia GTC Preview, Meta’s Embarrassing Delay
- The Pentagon's AI Plan + Behind the Anthropic Fight — With Under Secretary of War Emil Michael
- OpenAI's TBPN Mistake, SpaceX’s $2 Trillion IPO?, Iran Disables Amazon Infrastructure
- OpenAI’s Superapp Is Coming, Jensen on Jobs, Bezos’s $100 Billion Automation Fund
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2025 1 mention in 1 episode
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Jun 16, 2021 neutral
Jun 16, 2021 positive
Sorkin: Large charitable stock transfers by billionaires should be taxed
“I very unpopularly would probably tax great philanthropy, meaning most philanthropists, including Warren Buffett or Bill Gates, effectively are transferring shares Typically founder shares into their foundations or to a charity, which means that those shares, …”
Mar 18, 2026 neutral
Sorkin: Private credit cannot collapse before private equity loses money
“The private credit business really can't fall apart before, frankly, the private equity industry falls apart. Meaning, if you think about it, who has taken on the biggest loans from private, from the private credit space? It's oftentimes the private equity pla…”
Mar 18, 2026 bearish
Sorkin: Economic growth has historical upper limits and is partly zero-sum
“Some of this is a zero sum game. It is not like that the pie can just grow exponentially. I know there are people who believe that it could, but invariably at least historically hasn't. There are sort of upper limits to even what growth could ultimately even l…”
Mar 18, 2026 bearish
Sorkin: AI wealth will concentrate in big tech and incumbents hiring agents
“I believe that the wealth and the great riches are going to go both to the model makers, some of the big tech companies, and probably the folks who already have had success because they will be at the top of these food chains, and instead of hiring more people…”
Mar 18, 2026 bearish
Sorkin: Justifying AI Valuations Requires Eliminating Human Labor Costs
“Meaning if you ever wanted to think about what would this country look like with 25% unemployment, how would you get there? And I think the answer is potentially if AI is as successful as I think we all hopefully want it to be to the extent you believe these v…”