The Minutes

Marc Rowan on

AI

7 entries, 3 Mar 2026 to 25 May 2026

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    1. spoken

      Rowan describes simultaneous global build-out across infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, defense, and AI.

      “As a world, we are building infrastructure. We're building energy. We're doing energy transmission. We're building next gen manufacturing. We're ramping defense, and we're doing this thing called AI and data.”

      3 Mar 2026 · Bloomberg Podcasts · 6:12 · source · permalink
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      Rowan mocks recent market reaction to AI's software impact as obvious rather than surprising.

      “lo and behold, we think that AI might impact software. Is that news? Did we just discover that two weeks ago?”

      3 Mar 2026 · Bloomberg Podcasts · 4:30 · source · permalink
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      Rowan says simultaneous global buildout of infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, defense, and AI will create largest capital need ever.

      “As a world, we are building infrastructure, we're building energy, we're doing energy transmission, we're building next gen manufacturing, we're ramping defense, and we're doing this thing called AI and data.”

      3 Mar 2026 · Bloomberg Live · 21:53 · source · permalink
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      Rowan criticizes managers who only recently realized AI threatens enterprise software, calling it foreseeable.

      “If you discovered eight weeks ago that enterprise software was vulnerable to AI, you kind of weren't doing your job. This is this is knowable, and we're we're seeing, this technology shift”

      15 Apr 2026 · CNBC Television · 3:59 · source · permalink
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      Rowan says the real story is private equity's 30% concentration in enterprise software during an AI-driven technology shift.

      “we're seeing, this technology shift take place at a point in time when the private equity industry spent a decade where 30% of their activity was enterprise software. That to me is the story.”

      15 Apr 2026 · CNBC Television · 4:09 · source · permalink
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      Rowan argues enterprise software losses are about sector concentration and AI disruption, not public versus private structure.

      “Because if you're public and you are concentrated in enterprise software, the stocks are down 6070%.”

      16 Apr 2026 · CNBC Events · 0:48 · source · permalink
    7. spoken

      Rowan says Apollo avoided single-asset AI bets, instead spreading across positions with structures creating convex upside and downside protection.

      “We have spread across with the right structures and the right protections with the right risk reward to kind of create convex convex upsides while getting some amount of downside protection and some notion of our money back.”

      25 May 2026 · Castify Earnings Call · 1:13:04 · source · permalink

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