The survey of founders revealed that a quarter of them estimate that over 95% of their codebase is now AI-generated, highlighting a significant shift in how software is developed.

Many startup founders are already using AI coding tools, with a significant increase in adoption from 0% to about 25-50% in just a few months, indicating a shift in how software is developed.

25% of all code at Google is now written by AI, showcasing the rapid progress in coding capabilities.

Microsoft predicts that by 2030, 95% of code will be generated by AI, highlighting the growing reliance on AI in software development. This shift emphasizes the need for new skill sets in the tech industry.

We're seeing early signs of change in coding, especially in smaller codebases where teams are starting to use AI to code at a higher level of abstraction.

The current batch has a notable increase in developer tools, with about 30% more than four years ago, indicating a growing interest in building tools for AI development.

90% of the code for some products is now written by AI, leading to unexpected bottlenecks in other areas like the merge queue, which had to be completely rearchitected due to the increase in pull requests.

A software development company expanded its AI feature rollout from 100,000 developers to 25 million in three months, highlighting the fascinating speed of scaling in AI.

Microsoft is proud of its Azure infrastructure, which now needs to be retrofitted to become AI factories.