Misleading title. Has nothing to say about working, i.e paid employment, with AI apps.

The main claim in the post: Their portfolio companies have shown an improved rate of accumulating revenue ever since LLMs took off.

Weakest part of the post: No attempt at explaining how or why a LLM affects these numbers. They allude to 'shipping speed' and 'product iteration', but how an LLM helps these functions is left unexplored.

There's an implied deductive argument that a LLM can write some code, so obviously shipping speed is faster, so obviously revenue is faster. But the argument is never explored for magnitude of effect or defended against examples where shipping faster or using LLMs doesn't equal faster revenue.

Also, nothing about sampling bias, size or spread.

Overall: Probably meant as a confidence boost to the sleep-deprived founders out there. But teaches nothing.