Aaron Levie

“Regulating at the model layer hands the government sole discretion over when a model reaches the public, based on risk judgments that stay inherently subjective... Levie's sharpest line: had this paradigm existed three years ago, we might still sit near GPT-4.”

“CEOs are uniquely prone to AI psychosis because they're sufficiently distant from the last mile of work that still has to happen to generate most value with AI.”

“Aaron Levy then says, agentic coding is a huge move for software developers that want to get more done, and it's fantastic for anyone curious to learn how to start coding. What it's less great for is casually building complex software that you have to maintain on an ongoing basis.”

“Aaron Levy was on 20 Stebbin, Harry Stebbin's 20 VC this week and said, there's going to be a whole new category of 500K to a million dollar new year jobs for operators over the coming years.”

“Aaron Levy was on 20 Stebbin, Harry Stebbin's 20 VC this week and said, there's going to be a whole new category of 500K to a million dollar new year jobs for operators over the coming years. They're somewhat technical like you. You're not an engineer. You can't really code. But at this point, you're getting somewhat technical.”

“Aaron Levy was on Harry Stebbins 20VC this week and said there's going to be a whole new category of $500K to $1M new year jobs for operators over the coming years.”

“You are the most in-the-trenches CEO who is really talking to customers every single day in the enterprise... My job these days is just bring reality to the valley and then bring the valley to reality as much as possible.”

“We launched a box agent that gives a bunch more capabilities built into it... it searches across your whole box environment, but it doesn't have the same limitations of a human-based search where you type in one query, you get back a set of results... it fans out, does multiple queries, it can look through hundreds of results instantly and do its own re-ranking.”

“The big news last week was Salesforce... they went full headless. And they basically said, we want to be used everywhere across all of our different agents. And I see that as a little bit of a bellwether because I think as Salesforce goes, so does a lot of enterprise software.”