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    AI agents’ potential reach, from recruiting to event planning

    Two posts predict much broader uses for AI agents, from round-the-clock recruiting to running entire events. One argues that jobs built around organizing and coordinating people could become somewhat obsolete.

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    One post predicts that teams of agents, better computer use and new software connections will expand background work into continuous recruiting, monitoring customers for sales opportunities, analyzing transcripts for product insights and reviewing code for security issues. It describes deployment, management and budgeting for agents as still at an early stage. A separate post argues that agents are particularly suited to coordinating people and taking real-world actions, such as placing orders. It predicts that agents could plan and execute an entire event, making jobs built around organizing and coordination somewhat obsolete.

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    @levieWe probably need to all update our sense of what’s coming in terms of agentic workloads with the combination of agent swarms, better computer use, the next wave of APIs and MCPs coming online, and new form factors like Muse or Instinct, vertical enterprise agents, background workflow agents, and other products that are emerging right now. We’re going to throw agents at vastly more tasks in our professional and personal lives than we had initially imagined. The kind of information that agents will go out and find for us and do work for us in the background is going to be 100X more volume than what we can imagine previously prompting in a single session. You’re going to have agents go out and surgically recruit talent for you 24/7, look for every signal in your customer’s business for when to pitch them, process every single transcript and conversation for product insights, review every line of code written for security issues and bugs, brute force test your systems for issues, and 100s of other tasks. We’re probably 1% of the way into the shape of what all these agents look like, where they get deployed from, how they get managed, how we budget for them, and so on. But it’s inevitably going to happen at a scale that wouldn’t have been fathomable before.
    @signullla huge class of jobs built around organizing, structuring, & coordinating esp with ppl involved is about to be somewhat obsolete. modern agents (you can see early elements of this in personal agents) are almost perfectly designed for this. this includes stuff like event planning, coordinating across a set of ppl, & taking real world action (like ordering or having things ready in time, etc). your next event could be entirely planned & executed by agents.

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    @levieWe probably need to all update our sense of what’s coming in terms of agentic workloads with the combination of agent swarms, better computer use, the next wave of APIs and MCPs coming online, and new form factors like Muse or Instinct, vertical enterprise agents, background workflow agents, and other products that are emerging right now. We’re going to throw agents at vastly more tasks in our professional and personal lives than we had initially imagined. The kind of information that agents will go out and find for us and do work for us in the background is going to be 100X more volume than what we can imagine previously prompting in a single session. You’re going to have agents go out and surgically recruit talent for you 24/7, look for every signal in your customer’s business for when to pitch them, process every single transcript and conversation for product insights, review every line of code written for security issues and bugs, brute force test your systems for issues, and 100s of other tasks. We’re probably 1% of the way into the shape of what all these agents look like, where they get deployed from, how they get managed, how we budget for them, and so on. But it’s inevitably going to happen at a scale that wouldn’t have been fathomable before.
    @signullla huge class of jobs built around organizing, structuring, & coordinating esp with ppl involved is about to be somewhat obsolete. modern agents (you can see early elements of this in personal agents) are almost perfectly designed for this. this includes stuff like event planning, coordinating across a set of ppl, & taking real world action (like ordering or having things ready in time, etc). your next event could be entirely planned & executed by agents.