Katie Deighton

It's not just the stock market that's feeling the impact in your piece that software companies have an outsized presence in the corporate debt market.

Can you walk me through that?

You wrote that investors are questioning whether software companies that sell to businesses can withstand competition from AI-powered rivals.

But at this point in time, all companies like to say that they're AI-powered.

So from an investor's point of view, what's the real difference between those two types of companies?

That was WSJ reporter Jack Pitcher.

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