Aaron Levie

Are they ready for agents?

Are they ready for agents?

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And we are treating software too much like one gigantic sort of monolithic industry.

And we are treating software too much like one gigantic sort of monolithic industry.

And it'd probably be better to have some kind of two by two, which is like how much business logic is there?

And it'd probably be better to have some kind of two by two, which is like how much business logic is there?

How much sort of human to agent collaboration does there need to be?

How much sort of human to agent collaboration does there need to be?

The reason I bring that up is the moment you have human and agent collaboration, you need some kind of, usually you need something that the user can pop into to experience the work that the agent did.

The reason I bring that up is the moment you have human and agent collaboration, you need some kind of, usually you need something that the user can pop into to experience the work that the agent did.

And that probably doesn't go away so much.

And that probably doesn't go away so much.

And then, you know,

And then, you know,

When more agents are working on the software, which parts of software do the agents need those APIs even more than humans ever did?

When more agents are working on the software, which parts of software do the agents need those APIs even more than humans ever did?

And I think there's a lot of categories of software where actually agents using the tools is a massive boon for the technology as opposed to a dilemma.

And I think there's a lot of categories of software where actually agents using the tools is a massive boon for the technology as opposed to a dilemma.