Aaron Levie

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My First Million · I dropped out of college and built a $3.6B company from scratch · 2 Jul 2026 podcast

They're going to value like talking to a financial advisor that appears to sort of, you know, have some sense of the market and your set of needs and also has 10 other clients that they can kind of like triangulate with or, you know, a tax professional that you can just like, you know, is like accountable for if they get the thing wrong.

like their jobs on the line versus like an agent that can be just shut off.

And so that's, you're not really sure what accountability they have.

So like for all of these reasons, like humans just stay in the loop.

And so I just think we ended up having still a lot more work for everybody to do.

I would say then the four hour, the four day work week thing also kind of suppose something different, which is you basically have to believe that assuming that anybody in your sector

decides not to do a four day work week, then that company, you know, with the power of AI will get 20% more or 25% more output than you will.

And so which market is going to basically have some kind of like collective agreement that says, no, our category, everybody in our industry is only going to work four days a week.

So it's just like, it requires such a collective sort of like agreement on the part of everybody

that you wouldn't then just like have some actor in the system decide, no, I'm just gonna like, I will just ship more software.

I will sell to more customers than you do, which then gets everything back to five days a week.

So that's why it's like just very implausible for that outcome to really exist.

On the busier than ever thing, I mean, it's every startup founder you've ever met right now absolutely is busier than ever.

Like they're way busier than we were before AI.

And the reason for that is because AI, it's sort of like this deceptive technology because it lets you get started on so many things so easily, but then you still have to complete all the things you started.

And so you think that I'm just going to deploy all these agents and then I'm going to go to the bar or go hang out.

But when the agents are then done, somebody still has to be responsible for what do I do next with that information?

What do I do next with that piece of software?

What do I do next with that video clip that got created?

All of that becomes human work again.

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