agent

“The product experience was going to shift from, you know, what I'll call, like, text completion To agents, basically.”

“And so I think a good definition of AGI is when does it become economically profitable for people to run agents indefinitely? So it just never turns off. It's a cloud code. That's always running. It's always doing something. You just never turn it off and you …”

“The future of products being about composability and not the canvas. And I think that product makers really need to rewire their mindset around this because I think we spend an inordinate amount of time thinking about the UI of something rather than how someth…”

“With the advent of agents and products that think and can act and reason, there's going to be this kind of new wave around RL, and I have a deep belief that that, that will become one of the most important product techniques, kind of the next season, or at lea…”

“It helps them keep in the flow in terms of, instead of details and line by line writing, they're in the flow in terms of what's my goal. What are the pieces that I need to get there? How quickly can I get there? So then I can step back and kind of evaluate eve…”

“And I think we're getting to a point where With layering in agents, ideally, we finally get salespeople to a point where they're actually spending 70% of their time interacting with humans, and we can get the research, the follow-up, the things that are a litt…”

“We've actually just run a bunch of agentic AI red teaming competitions, and we found that it's actually easier to attack agents and trick them into doing bad things than it is to do, like, seaburn elicitation.”

“I think Martin Fowler at some point had this term called semantic diffusion back in The 2000 which kind of means that someone comes up with a term, everybody starts butchering it with their own definitions, and then you kind of lose the actual definition of it…”

“I always have a bunch of agents running. So like at the moment I have like five agents running and at any moment, like, you know, like I wake up and I start a bunch of agents.”

“I think we skip ahead a couple of years and the number one user of websites are going to be people's agents.”

“At the same time, the agents are getting really good at security penetration testing now. And this is a new thing. I think in the past, again, in the past sort of three to six months, they've started being credible as security researchers, which is sending sho…”

“Like code is easier than almost every other problem that you pose these agents because code is obviously right or wrong. Like it produces code. You run the code. Either it works or it doesn't work. There might be a few subtle hidden hidden bugs, but generally …”

“Agents now you know, debug exactly what happened, what went wrong and, you know, can actually like suggest a fix. And I think, you know, in pretty short order, it'll be implementing the fix as well, which is pretty crazy.”

“It's not that management is going away. It's not that everyone's an IC, but like everyone's kind of both now, right? If you're an IC, you're not typing code out character by character, right? Like you are managing something. You're managing agents. You're mana…”