Caroline Hyde / Ed Ludlow
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 8 Apr
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We've always had scheduled things like scheduled reports.
I'm sure you get something in the morning that's like a summary of all of the things that you should know.
But that summary hasn't taken an action.
It hasn't performed a piece of work on my behalf.
That's right.
That's right.
But with these agents, absolutely.
I have people that are writing code 24-7.
They just set the agent on the task of writing new code to get some feature done, and they give it some instructions, come back, check in the morning.
I think, absolutely, these agents are getting better and better at taking actions on your behalf.
But part of the magic is, how do you do that in a governed way?
How do you have like a control plane that says these kinds of actions are fine, but those have large outside world consequence.
They really need to be subject to human scrutiny.
Increasingly, that's going to be what is needed to make AI succeed at scale.
Outside world consequences.
You are the man to speak to today about, well, the furor, the concern, the anxiety of the latest anthropic model that is being stress tested by 40 tech companies because it's so powerful it can't get into the hands of us mere mortals.
What do you make about the step changes that we're seeing in models right now and how powerful they're becoming?
I think the impact that they're having on software is profound.
Software is getting easier to create, and this also means that people can create value faster.
I think Anthropic is doing an incredibly responsible thing by taking a model like that,
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