Marc Andreessen

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7,753 appearances 20 recordings 12 series first heard Jun 2023 last heard 8 Jul

Marc Andreessen’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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You and I have partners at the firm who actually have never coded who are now ripping out software like crazy.
Again, they've turned into AI vampires.
I won't name names because I'll let him tell his own story, but we have one partner who's built an entire AI system for everything that he does.
at work and he is absolutely excited about it.
And it's, it works great and he loves it.
Um, and it's like his partner in all of his work now.
Um, and, uh, I asked him, I said, uh, uh, I said, uh, have you, you know, have you looked at, you know, he, he vibe coded the whole thing.
And I said, you know, have you looked at the, have you looked at the code?
And he's like, hell no.
Um, uh, you know, I, I, I, I never done that.
And I said, you know, have you, have you ever looked at any software code?
And he's like, hell no.
He doesn't have a, you know, he's not, he's not a programmer by background.
And yet all of a sudden he's hyperproductive.
And so you've got this – you've got, of course, the phenomenon, which is sort of exactly what classic economists would predict, which is if you increase marginal productivity of the worker, you don't have a diminishment of human work.
You have an expansion of human work.
You make the worker more productive.
Therefore, the worker works more efficiently.
and gets paid more and there are more jobs in the process.
And so it's the opposite of what all the doomers say.
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