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    Greg Isenberg Screens AI Agents Before Hiring Humans

    Entrepreneur Greg Isenberg posted his two-question AI screen for new roles on X.

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    Greg Isenberg wrote on X that he now asks two questions before any hire: whether an AI agent such as Grokbot or Hermes can do the work, and what would be lost by choosing the agent. He added that bringing on a human has become something a candidate must earn rather than the automatic path. The post comes from his account, where he shares startup ideas and runs Late Checkout.

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    @gregisenbergBefore I hire anyone now, I run 2 questions in my head: 1. Can an agent do this? (Grokbot, Hermes etc) 2. What do I lose if I do? I think hiring a human has become something you earn your way into and not the default anymore.

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    @gregisenbergBefore I hire anyone now, I run 2 questions in my head: 1. Can an agent do this? (Grokbot, Hermes etc) 2. What do I lose if I do? I think hiring a human has become something you earn your way into and not the default anymore.