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For a self-driving company to work, the agent needs to see everything. Payroll, contracts, customer data, all of it. Most founders I know wouldn't hand that to a model they don't control. Maybe that's also why banks cap tokens for junior engineers. A bank worries much more about what ends up in the prompt than about the bill. I expect enterprise agents to get held back by privacy long before model quality matters.
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Replit's Amjad Masad with Gagan Biyani on how agents will reshape the way companies work: bureaucracy runs in the background, people get true autonomy, and eventually the company runs itself. Amjad: "In Silicon Valley there's been so many experiments to try to change the nature of firms, of how companies work... But I think it was a technology problem." "Now you can have agents kind of function as the glue within these organizations and have the bureaucracy be this invisible thing that's happening by machines in the background, and the people have true autonomy to work on the things that they find most interesting." "I see it in our company where I've changed how I run the company, and we call it this idea of a self-driving company. Eventually the company will run itself." Gagan: "The thing I feel very certain about is it's all gonna change. It's gonna change a lot faster than you think. And if you're not natively understanding of it, it's gonna be hard to make that shift." Amjad: "If you're learning the ways of the past, then you're kind of locked into a way of thinking and a way of working that actually will put you at a fundamental disadvantage in the future." @amasad @Replit @GaganBiyani
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