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please see a 16z.com/disclosures. It seems like what once was old is new again, and would love to would love to get your thoughts on this this new emergence of of bots and how while we know all the bad things that happened with them, there's actually
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...AI agents could be representing organizations, they could be representing customers, they could be representing any number of people, and this is probably the wave of the future. It seems to me like detecting
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and it does things for me on Reddit. It doesn't post for me, but it does its research on Reddit. It brings me back my DMs. It does whatever I wanna do, like, up to whatever number of calls. So then I would be a 600 to $1,200 a year pro account for th
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...agents are gonna be capable of very sophisticated behavior and there probably are some safety issues around that that we should start thinking about. Sacks,
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...agents. I'm gonna have an agent running against at our firm to do outbound emails on a very programmatic basis, looking carefully at a database with a whole bunch of safeguards and agent orchestration. Right? And that's been the b to b theme. And I u
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...I think AI agents, in particular, are very much ahead of the Internet infrastructure. You know, CAPTCHAs are designed to block all types of bots, but there are now good bots and bad bots. And I think in the future, CAPTCHAs will be able to identify w
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...my AI agents, which some of them are local, some of them are cloud based. The higher up managers, the strategic advisors are cloud based because they don't have to do all the work. And then the lower level agents, the ones that are actually doing wor
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it it it does, though, it does have access to the things no other AI has access to or no other big corporation would give access to because there are so many risks. The top risk is prompt injection. You are basically if you're not careful, you are le
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but it has a back end of whatever you want it to have. But most people I know are using cloud code, which is extremely powerful, extremely intelligent, and control and finish a lot of tasks very well. So that combination plus all your API keys plus a
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The company has settled on the name OpenClub, or I should say the open source project is OpenClub. What is OpenClub? It lets you create an agent, a personality. We call them replicants here at my investment firm Launch and at This Week in Startups. A
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