Aaron Levie

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1,134 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2025 last heard 2d ago

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The a16z Show · Aaron Levie on AI's Enterprise Adoption · 14 Jul 2025 podcast

So Sam Altman and Jack Altman had a podcast recently.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And I'm gonna paraphrase probably in some wrong way, but they were going back and forth about how like we just got what we would have predicted as A GI five years ago and it's just like we use it.

Yeah.

And it's and like it's now just built in.

And I think that's my instinct for a lot of this is five years, ten years, whatever your number is.

And this is why I'm so optimistic on just society and jobs and all this stuff is I don't think it's the terminator kind of crazy outcome scenario of we automate away everything.

I think the human capacity for wanting to solve new problems, for creating new products, for serving customers in new ways, for delivering better healthcare to try.

And do scientific discovery, like all of this stuff is just built in us, and it will continue.

And AI is this kind of up-leveling of the tools that we use to do all those things.

And so I think the way we work will be totally different in five years or 10 years.

Totally.

But you're already seeing enough of probably what it will look like that I think it's an extrapolation of that.

It's when you want the marketing campaign done, you have a set of agents.

That go and create the assets and choose the markets and figure out the ad plan.

And then you have a few people review it and debate it and say, okay, let's go in this direction instead.

And then you deploy it and you're on to the next thing.

And so each company, their units of output grow as a result of that growth, we're all still in competitive spaces.

So some of it gets competed out, and others will keep growing faster than they would have before.

So they'll hire more people and you'll have new types of jobs.

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