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“And we see that the number of tickets that get solved that way is about 50%. So, you know, 50% of those questions that go through the support co-pilot get solved by the support co-pilot and do not get submitted into, to a human.”

“Last year we already said that on average, 46% of code is written by Copilot in those files that enables and for some languages over 60%.”

“For small projects, you can probably you know, get there even without a lot of computer science, computer engineering knowledge for larger projects. I think the step missing is the architect, you know, the software engineering expert that knows which database …”

“And as you have more powerful models, you can do that in across multiple files, basically solving the issue, not just in one place, but in multiple places.”

“And I think AI is going to accelerate that massively. And, you know, one billion developers by 2030 or so is a little bit under 10% of the population, depending on where the world's population is going. That's actually a low number if you think about it, becau…”

“We're going to see computer systems where large language models are just one building block in addition to code, or maybe it's multiple language models and image models and, you know, time series models and whatnot, plus code combined. To generate all the ou…”

“Well, actually, do you know a discovery that we had in the big technology discord is that Claude, the system prompt is 24,000 tokens long, and like it had leaked onto GitHub”

“Cloud code doubled in usage from December to January, I believe in the past month, doubled in usage. It's already doing four percent of commits on GitHub. Anthropic went from zero dollars in revenue in January, 23 to a hundred million dollar run rate in Januar…”

“And OpenClaw became the fastest growing GitHub project on GitHub. Like, you look at Linux, it surpassed Linux, it surpassed React in a few weeks, right?”