Every says its employee agent handles repeatable work while humans make decisions
Every says cofounder and CEO Dan Shipper argues that each agent still needs a human—and that agents perform worse the more independently they operate.
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Every says it has almost 30 people, with an employee agent handling stable, repeatable work. Humans frame problems, judge output, catch errors and turn results into decisions, the company says. Every describes CEO Dan Shipper’s position: each agent still needs a human to make the work useful, and greater independence leads to worse performance.
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