Zencoder

“For Zencoder, I felt that moment earlier this year when we launched on ProtoCount and get product number one, but more importantly, like in the metrics, We did nothing and we had our conversions for X and I say literally nothing like I have tons of go to marke…”

“If you never touch the code and just rely on agents at some point, you're not going to be able to go forward unless you're a professional engineer who can unblock the agents and then kind of direct them in the right way.”

“It all started with kind of code completion and everybody thought that that was big. And then agents in ID came out and that became at least 10 times bigger. And there's a wave coming with kind of more autonomous agents that's going to be Another 10 X bigger.”

“With coding agents, a lot of IP gets commoditized very quickly. So it either propagates to your competitors or propagates to open source. And so there, the way for you to keep that advantage is ultimately keep creating.”

“I still believe that kind of the QA part is under, underdeveloped in the market, because if we're claiming that there's going to be 10 times more code written by AI than humans, then like, how is that code going to be going to be tested?”

“That industry just hasn't yet moved to that team productivity, but it will absolutely. And it's kind of repeating the journey of overall software that took like, 20 years. We're just now compacting it in, in two years where again, first there was desktop Excel…”