George Frazier

So the first one is they're just purely treated as software.

They're like, it was almost like search plus plus, like take all your data, put it into a data lake, and then you have an LLM that has access to it.

And then we go to that and it's like enterprise search all over again.

And then we went to like the agents like OpenClaw.

And then that model is like a personal agent, but it kind of like was part of you.

So you'd give it access to your email and you would give it access to like your API keys and give it access to your accounts.

So it was like part of you and extension of you.

I use NanoClaw.

So I think we've all come to this conclusion, which is, like, I don't want it having access to my email.

So I also have the Mac Mini.

Actually, now I'm working with somebody to, like, build a harness.

But, like, they're all the same, right?

Yeah, perfect.

So I got its own phone number, its own email address.

And then, you know, now as we think about A16Z, we're actually thinking about, like,

you know, why don't we just treat all these agents like this?

Like, we'll actually have an HR, and that HR team will onboard AIs as they come.

They will train them.

They will show them the access to the documents that you need.

They'll be part of teams.