Andrew Chen: roughly 25% of what I type now goes to AI instead of humans
andrewchen · x · 2026-10-28
a16z partner Andrew Chen proposes a fun metric: the share of what you type that goes to AI versus humans. He estimates it was 0/100 a few years ago, then 10/90 as AI absorbed his Google searches, and today around 25/75 or more — asking when it crosses 50%.
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