autonomous agents

“And then we've got another big wave coming very, very close. Which is going to be autonomous and agents. And then of course we'll get to AGI.”

“Absolutely. Absolutely. The best time because you're in a sea change. Humans are no longer going to be the decision makers. About software, it's going to be autonomous agents.”

“And my guess is this will lead to the rise of open source models more, more proficiently. And that it's going to lead to the rise of ASICS chips, because what's going to happen with ASICS is you're going to put the model on the chip. You know, ASICS is going t…”

“Language is, is a very subpar Descriptor of the world. It's just limited. So for autonomous agents, we need a new system where we can visually recognize the world to be able to have an objective view of reality for the autonomous agent.”

“And so the one thing that the autonomous agents aren't going to have is intuition. Not anytime soon.”

“Autonomous agents, and it may take a year or longer for most enterprises to actually enable and get committed to autonomous agents, but they're going to write software faster, cheaper than any human being on the planet.”

“I think what's going to happen with the autonomous agents is ultimately they're going to have an orchestration layer where they can have multiple different LLMs, you know, that they can orchestrate on and triage workflows.”

“First of all, not to the people with the job. First of all, to the next person in line, the next junior developer you want to hire, the next executive assistant, the next marketing person. So the first thing you see is people stopping or slowing down Hiring of…”

“I think the first companies that are going to go with this are going to be small, medium businesses, because they're the ones that, wow, one secretary makes a huge difference in their, in, in how they, you know, two, three, four person company, how they handle…”

“And in this case, it's autonomous agents. Autonomous agents is, is in my opinion, what the tsunami is about. Not just AI in general.”

“There's no question that anyone that inputs data into a computer that does scheduling that, you know, like an executive assistant or people doing marketing, those jobs are probably ultimately going to be better done by autonomous agents, white collar jobs.”

“So if I look at real true AI startups like E to B or eventual or Lotus AI get dynasty. These are all native AI companies that are up and running Ovens, another great one. What's happening with them is they're all using open claw, nano claw, or one of their own…”

“But if you're not making your software for autonomous agents today, you're going to be challenged in the future. Maybe it's six months, maybe a year, maybe 18 months, but you're going to be severely challenged if you still think human beings are going to buy y…”

“And as co-work becomes, you know, more successful and more stable and more broadly used, I would be really concerned about SaaS companies that don't have some kind of system of record or some kind of AI strategy in place to succeed. Because the co-work era, it…”

“If you have too many rules, they always conflict. It's almost unsolvable. There's some number, I don't know, there's some number of Dunbar, there's a Dunbar number for rules where you get out to 40, 50, 60, 70 gates on a process. Poor instinct and GrokBot can'…”