DV47(@DeepValue47):Alex Karp was right again. “This is to Friedberg’s point about what is the potential downstream productivity gains that everybody can have theoretically with AI.” “What this shows you is that Microsoft’s revenue went from 198 billion to 332 billion in the last four years, while staff only increased by 2,000 people.” “And so just the scale and the impact on the productivity, to your point, this idea that it creates job loss, I don’t think is true. It’s more that you’re seeing productivity gains at the same number of human input, and I think that’s interesting.” @chamath @theallinpod

2026.10.30 23:53

Alex Karp was right again. “This is to Friedberg’s point about what is the potential downstream productivity gains that everybody can have theoretically with AI.” “What this shows you is that Microsoft’s revenue went from 198 billion to 332 billion in the last four years, while staff only increased by 2,000 people.” “And so just the scale and the impact on the productivity, to your point, this idea that it creates job loss, I don’t think is true. It’s more that you’re seeing productivity gains at the same number of human input, and I think that’s interesting.” @chamath @theallinpod