Migoya: Next-generation AI flips workflow to AI supervised by humans
Martin Migoya · How Enterprises Actually Get ROI From AI — With Globant CEO Martin Migoya · Oct 21, 2025 · at 21:23
Martin Migoya, CEO of Globant, explains the structural evolution of enterprise workflows from human-led AI assistance to human oversight of autonomous agentic systems.
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“The initial version of AI was humans accelerated by AI. The next generation is AI supervised by humans.”
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