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YC-style guidance on building AI services businesses: services + AI can work in regulated, skeptical-buyer markets (e.g., FDA/regulatory consulting, legal services), but economics differ from SaaS (gross margins often ~30% vs 50%+). Warns against “buy a services firm and sprinkle AI” roll-up strategies and against pilots with zero/negative margins; stresses selling outcomes vs seats and human-in-the-loop costs.

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YC CEO Gary Tan argues software development has entered an “agent era,” where AI coding tools such as Claude Code can produce substantial software output when organized like an engineering team with roles, process, context, and review. He cites dramatic personal productivity gains and the rapid GitHub-star traction of his GStack framework. The investment relevance is mainly qualitative: it reinforces strong developer adoption of agentic coding workflows, growing demand for AI inference/cloud inf

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