Jason Lemkin

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26,931 appearances 51 recordings 3 series first heard Aug 2022 last heard 4d ago

Jason Lemkin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The Twenty Minute VC (20VC): Venture Capital | Startup Funding | The Pitch · 20VC: Jensen Huang Declares AGI Has Arrived | GPT Astra and Fable 5.1 Accelerate the Model Race | Tesla Launches Cybercabs | Index Pulls Out of Town & Anthropic Pulls From Descartes Acquisition · 10 Sep 2026 podcast

And by reaching out to this kind of third party wiki, Agent One was able to provide information to Agent Two. voice-verified

And obviously, you know, stepping back, if you're trying to do a long running computational task, if you can learn from the other if if you can get information from the other agents, you probably converge on the answer more quickly. voice-verified

And again, if you voice-verified

I mean you could argue maybe it's a corner case of you set up this task. voice-verified

If you had fourteen thousand agents, maybe you might have wanted them to collaborate anyway, and maybe you could have, you know, made that happen yourself versus having to go to some third party wiki to do it, right? voice-verified

But it speaks to the issue that these things are extraordinary powerful and will just grind their way to find answers and you're just gonna have to defend against that. voice-verified

Now, as you say, yes, nothing bad happened. voice-verified

I mean a whole bunch of agents just wrote README files to each other on a voice-verified

wiki that no one had looked at in a decade. voice-verified

I mean, there literally was twenty posts on this wiki in the last ten years. voice-verified

It was some so it was a dead piece of software that, you know, these guys used. voice-verified

But it just speaks to it's like, you know, water will find any crack. voice-verified

It's like these agents will find any crack in the cyber security, in the cyber perimeter. voice-verified

So you just have to assume they exist, defend accordingly. voice-verified

And it's really hard to know how to stop this because you I'm simpli because sometimes I'll I try and simplify it for myself because I don't fully get it. voice-verified

It's like you really have two capabilities here. voice-verified

One is, you know, with the persistence of the agent, you have the ability to keep trying things computationally, you know, exploring lots of different alternatives. voice-verified

But the key insight is it's not just kind of blindly iterating like a password cracker, you know, where you type XYZ01. voice-verified

XYZ02. voice-verified

Because in conjunction with that, you have this quote unquote reasoning agent where, you know, you've got this LLM there, and you know, you can and it can come up with ideas like: hey, if you want to get the seats at the theater, the best way to do it is to hack into the reservation thing and cancel someone else's seat and then book it, which has happened recently, right? voice-verified

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