Scott Wu

Scott Wu, co-founder and CEO of Cognition, discusses Devin, the world’s first autonomous AI engineer with the ability to write significant portions of code. He reveals how a team of Devins is already responsible for 25% of pull requests, poised to hit 50% soon. The conversation delves into the transformation of engineering roles from 'bricklayers' to 'architects' and how Devin has evolved dramatically over the past year. Scott also highlights the cultural shifts needed to integrate AI engineers effectively into teams.

Scott Wu, co-founder and CEO of Cognition, discusses his groundbreaking AI software engineer, Devin, which is evolving to complete comprehensive coding tasks. He envisions AI democratizing software creation, tackling the bottlenecks in development, and potentially outperforming top programmers soon. Alongside Katie Ellenberg from Geneva Capital Management, they explore how Ridgeline is reshaping investment operations. The episode also features Scott showcasing an impressive card trick, adding a fun twist to the tech talk!

In this lively discussion, Chris Power, CEO of Hadrian, and Akhil Iyer, Partner at Founders Fund, unpack the effects of Trump's tariffs on the stock market and American manufacturing. They explore economic fluctuations and investor sentiments towards re-industrialization. Fil Aronshtein shares insights on automation in manufacturing, while Zachary Perret sheds light on fintech's potential resurgence. The conversation takes a twist with Nathan Mintz discussing innovations in electronic warfare and Brandon Tseng on AI in defense, rounding out a fascinating look at technology's role in today’s economy.

Scott Wu, the CEO and founder of Cognition AI, shares his groundbreaking journey with Devin, the world's first AI software engineer, which has revolutionized coding and boasts a valuation over $4 billion. He discusses the monumental economic potential of AI, possibly reaching trillions, and emphasizes the transformative collaboration between humans and AI in software engineering. Scott also reflects on his unconventional beginnings and the competitive programming culture that fuels innovation. He challenges listeners with a math puzzle and explores the future of creativity in tech.

Join Chad Byers, Founder of Suisse Ventures, and Car Dealership Guy as they dive into the intriguing world of automotive insights, from fractional ownership to unconventional buying tips. Scott Wu discusses AI's impact on software engineering, while Soren Monroe shares the challenges and innovations in drone manufacturing. Bloomberg's Joe Weisenthal explores PepsiCo's acquisition of prebiotic soda brands, highlighting the evolving beverage landscape. Together, they dissect Tesla's FSD controversies and the emerging trends shaping the future of cars and technology.