Jaeden Schafer

And I would love to hear what you think of the new redesign.

All right, let's get into what's going on with enterprise.

So just on Tuesday, Anthropic showed off a brand new enterprise agent program.

Basically, I think this is their most aggressive effort that they've made yet to try to get agentic AI practically inside every single company in the world.

They had like a whole briefing and their head of Americas is Kate Jensen.

She said, quote, 2025 was meant to be the year agents transformed the enterprise, but the hype turned out to be mostly premature.

It wasn't a failure of effort.

It was a failure of approach.

So Anthropic's new approach, I think right now, they're really focusing on deployment.

They're not trying to just show off a bunch of demos of, look, this is what could happen.

Because I think what they're saying is the technology is probably there.

The implementation is not, which I think is interesting.

So under this new program, companies can use a plug in system to deploy prebuilt cloud powered agents, which they have a whole bunch of them, but they're tailored to a bunch of different very common enterprise tasks and functions, things that need to be done.

So finance teams can now spin up agents for market research and finance modeling.

HR teams can generate job descriptions, onboarding materials, offer letters.

Legal departments get structured drafting and review workflows.

So they built all of these custom tools, which I know like every time they announce a new one, like the HR one or the finance one, everyone was like, oh my gosh, you know, every startup working in finance is cooked right now that's trying to like add AI into their business.

tools because now Anthropic just kind of does it natively.

And to some degree, I like I get what they're saying.

But on the other hand, I think this is phenomenal.