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Krishnan: End-to-End Outcome Startups Benefit from Smarter Frontier Models
“Now, when you're doing this kind of end-to-end thing, you are less likely to get disrupted. In fact, if you know, if anything, if the if the cloud models or codex or even Gemini models or any of these other models get a lot better at coding, these people only …”
Ambati: AI foundation models will capture more than 10% of software
“We are starting to see more evidence that models are going to own that more than the 10%, ah, you know, whether it's the new plugins that, ah, you know, Claude has released that shook up the whole SecOps market.”
Agarwal: AI coding tools are pushing enterprises to build rather than buy
“Everybody is now saying, let's build first instead of buying first.”
Agarwal: Codex is better at writing code, but Claude leads in planning
“Everybody's still saying that Codex is a better model for code generation today, but people still use Claude to think, brainstorm, plan, and then once the plan is ready, it's like, okay, now Codex implemented. Codex is much better at writing code.”
Kohli: LLMs replacing enterprise CRMs is hype due to edge-case costs
“Imagine if you're a user and you're like, Hey, Claude, go build me a CRM. Claude's like, sure, I'll build you a CRM, but by the way, it'll cost you a million dollars because I have to take care of all the thousands of edge cases. You're like, no, no, no, no, n…”