Greg Isenberg

The other thing to be thinking a little bit about is the agent permission stack.

What can your agent access?

Files, emails, calendars, bank accounts.

People are giving bank account access to some of their agents.

You're seeing them, here's $5,000, go and trade for me.

What can your agent remember?

Conversations, personal data, business data.

What can your agent do?

Sending emails, make purchases, modify code, delete data.

What can your agent share, for example, with other agents or with third parties?

The point here is you're going to want to do some digital hygiene.

So quarterly agent cleanses, review permissions like you review app access on the web.

So sometimes I'll go into some of the SaaS's I use and I'll be like, yeah, this particular app really doesn't need access to it.

So I just unlink it.

And I think we're going to do a similar thing with agent permissions as well.

I believe that now...

In the AJAI, the build cost is basically zero.

Agents are doing a lot of the work.

There's a ton of niches that are wide open and audiences are underpriced.

I don't believe that this is going to last forever, but this is what's motivating me so much.