Jacob Lauritzen
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1,382 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 6 Jun
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Just unleash the agent.
But if it does, if there are some strategic trade-offs, then you want a human to be like, yeah, this is the right direction to take.
Yeah, I think so.
I think so.
I think that's right.
The job of an engineer is changing from typing a bunch of code to sort of one layer above it, which is, what does the system look like?
And then you can have AI running around inside each of the pieces of the system.
But you sort of have engineers thinking about the higher level one abstraction above, which is like, what does the system look like?
What are the bets we're making in different places?
Do we want to invest into doing something here that we can reuse a bunch of places over here and it's going to make everything much more stable?
That's one of them.
I think the other thing that engineers are doing more and more, which is an explicit role with us soon, which is like kind of the meta engineering of making agents really effective.
So you know how you have
developer experience teams that they might help write custom linting or custom developer setups to make developers efficient.
We kind of need to have the same team for agents.
Like, how do we make agents really, really effective?
How do we make sure that we can enable agents to independently self-improve the system?
Can we gather data in a really good way so that we can just unleash agents and say, hey, increase conversion rate on my e-commerce store?
And it can just like go and run experiments.
That sort of setting up the loop so agents can just run and optimize, I think that's going to be the actual job of a lot of engineers.
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