Ara KharazianGuest
Jeff DeGraffHost
Steve PavlickHostHarry
I think AI has clear ROI gains and benefits for software firms, and think about the job of software engineers specifically one hundred percent.

But software engineers are, at the end of the day, less than three percent of the U.S. labor force.

And if you look at the top ten jobs in the United States, very few of them would be augmented by AI in any meaningful way.

And so it's very hard to consider, for me at least, a situation in which you get the median firm that currently spends about twelve dollars per employee per month spending thousands of dollars per employee, and that may very well be what the latest valuations require and assume.

I think AI has clear ROI gains and benefits for software firms, and think about the job of software engineers specifically one hundred percent.

But software engineers are, at the end of the day, less than three percent of the U.S. labor force.

And if you look at the top ten jobs in the United States, very few of them would be augmented by AI in any meaningful way.

And so it's very hard to consider, for me at least, a situation in which you get the median firm that currently spends about twelve dollars per employee per month spending thousands of dollars per employee, and that may very well be what the latest valuations require and assume.
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