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Scott Wu: AI reasoning and problem solving are already good enough
“This is a bit of a hot take, but I would say. A lot of the problem solving is actually good enough already. You know, a lot of the reasoning of the problem solving, I mean, AI has been shown to be capable of solving some pretty hard stuff. I think actually wha…”
Scott Wu Denies Windsurf Was a Shell, Retained Product and Team
“Obviously there were all these stories breaking out on Twitter and everything going on and people were saying, well, you know, the thing that's left is just a shell. And we looked at it and we said, well, actually, I don't know if that's right. You know, it's …”
Scott Wu: AI's proven value is underrepresented, not a bubble
“I think people talk about bubbles so much in AI and I, it's almost, I feel almost the exact opposite where the value that we are suddenly proving out in AI is almost underrepresented in, in what we're seeing and what is going on?”
Scott Wu: Engineering teams not using AI coding tools are heavily behind
“You know, there are a few spaces, I would say, and code is one of those where it's, you know, this is actively working right now. I mean, if your team is not using any AI code tool, you are just heavily behind, right?”
Scott Wu: Enterprise engineering still requires humans for architecture reasoning
“And I think on that side, you know, I think for the time being, that's going to be primarily focused on software engineers. Just because, you know, it's while we're still working with these layers of abstraction, you still really need to have all of these Kind…”