Karen Moscow

Databricks is launching GenieCode.

It's a built-in autonomous AI assistant for really technical talent.

Joining us now in New York is CEO Ali Goldzi, who's here for a big sales event that you host here in the city.

And Ali, what is this particular bit of code equipment going to do for your talent?

And it's not getting things incorrect.

As the work continues, there's still been a lot of concern that these things are hallucinating the longer term that they work.

Taking in aggregate, launch of Genie Code, acquisition of Quodient, how much at this stage for Databricks is it about product diversity, kind of broadening the offering or suite or platform for your customers?

How defensive was that move?

I think about the interesting cursor

right now, what Claude is offering on Anthropic through the coding side, your awareness of the battlefield in AI.

And Replit.

And I'm interested in vibe coding, like we're all talking about it.

And indeed, you've got some slightly less technical talent inside your business who are using Replit.

And in fact, Databricks Ventures invested in Replit as of today.

So how are you seeing the adoption of AI agents?

What does it mean actually for the strength of your data business?

We just got 30 seconds.

I've got to ask you, where are we on Databricks' path to the public markets?

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