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“AI agents interviewing AI agents - are human conversations becoming obsolete?”
everyone are, like, using some sort of AI in in either end. I think that the running joke with with interviews is that you have somebody being prepped by their AI agent to know what to say, and then t
15:18 / 15:53
prediction15:18 – 15:53
“AI agents negotiate steel deals in real-time, replacing impossible human processes”
...agents, just to be clear, not human agents? Yes. Yeah. So AI agents. And so this process, if you're, let's say, a construction company, I mean, to do this entire process end to end in real time would
22:14 / 22:58
market insight22:14 – 22:58
“MIT Professor compares proactive AI agents to raising children until age 18”
But AI agents can convert words to actions. But proactive AI is the agents really being autonomous and doing actions on their own, you know, without we having to stimulate them or prompt them and so o
1:11 / 1:29
framework1:11 – 1:29
“Free AI agent dev kits could finally make smart speakers actually smart”
...these agents going to enter the real world? You know, we had Alexa. We had Siri. These mainstream agents have really failed to be a true partner. They've been command based, and that's what we're chan
19:06 / 19:44
market insight19:06 – 19:44
“AI agents for $10 per month could revolutionize personal computing”
Because now you have masses, millions, maybe billions of people running their own agent on their own hardware. So the only thing they're paying for is electricity and their Internet access. So they'll
37:42 / 38:12
prediction37:42 – 38:12
“How AI agents could save factories millions by making them bid against each other”
all through AI agents. And so the way that I, look at it longer term for for the business is if we're able to get this in real time, we can consistently get, all these factories to bid against each ot
24:03 / 24:23
market insight24:03 – 24:23
“AI agents are stressing out developers when they break mid-workflow”
...their agents aren't working. You fire off all these, you know, codex agents and then you have to keep stay on top of them. Oh, shit. One's not working. I'm wasting time. Do you do you feel that? Do y
12:24 / 13:03
market insight12:24 – 13:03
“AI agents are driving explosive growth for infrastructure companies like mobile apps did”
...coming from agents. Yeah. I'm sure, you know, Lovable's growth must be driving amazing growth for Resend, SuperBase, Stripe, etcetera, because they're all
18:52 / 19:36
market insight18:52 – 19:36
“AI agents are forcing companies to completely rewrite their documentation”
...and your agents that are helping people to in in the case of answering a question, and service needs to be much more broadly thought about than than just customer service, like I lost my wallet in the
50:14 / 50:48
market insight50:14 – 50:48
“DoorDash CTO reveals how AI agents will transform commerce industry”
...and AI ripping through it. I think the examples we think are safe. This is Sichos saying we need to earn the right to service customers,
27:20 / 27:53
market insight27:20 – 27:53
“One founder plus 10 AI agents can now replace 100 employees”
...plus 10 agents what you used to be able to do with almost a 100 people. Right? So I've been trying to orchestrate this stuff. Right? So I built an open source tool to do that. It's called AMP Farm. It
8:58 / 9:30
market insight8:58 – 9:30
...How do you define an AI agent? So my view of an AI agent, and I like to remind people, like, what an AI agent actually is. At the moment, most of AI agent is just, like, a piece of code usually written in Python or in TypeScript that's just doing a b
27:44 / 28:46
from transcript27:44 – 28:46
“Why AI agents can't use traditional SaaS pricing models”
...Again, I mean, you touched on it briefly around almost tapping into labor budgets rather than software budgets, but maybe you could go a bit deeper on that. Yeah. So so let's start with monetization.
14:35 / 15:16
market insight14:35 – 15:16
“AI agents aren't just cutting costs - they're transforming business operations”
someone's coming in to ask a question. If you think about HR service management, like, can I take these people out for lunch when I'm in the Indian office? I wanna apply for leave or parental leave, w
51:39 / 52:22
market insight51:39 – 52:22
“VC firm building one AI agent to replace entire 20-person team”
a new project inside of our firm launch and this week in startups where we produce podcasts and we invest in a 100 companies a year. What are we trying to do? We're trying to build one instance of Ope
1:55 / 2:31
prediction1:55 – 2:31
“AI sub-agents work in background while you chat, then report results”
more than two or three tool calls to spawn a sub agent. So what that sub agent does is it works in the background so you could still chat with it on Slack, and it doesn't interfere with anything. And
27:55 / 28:38
tactical advice27:55 – 28:38
“22-year-old founder built AI agent that auto-codes websites in 16 languages”
Collected that data, then I spoke to our technical cofounder, Peter, and I was 22 years old, by the way, so pretty impressive. Who together, we kind of connected an AI agent who's coding the same way
13:27 / 14:06
founder story13:27 – 14:06
“Like a submarine commander talking about building a model of leader of leaders other than leader of followers. You can make the same analogy with AI agents. You want to be a leader of leaders even if they have capacity to do things.”
...of AI agents. Like, as a leader, you might have some agents, but you still want to be a leader of leaders. Even if they know their task, you want to be the one making sure that everything is contextua
36:17 / 36:54
Practical Framework36:17 – 36:54
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