Manu Narayan

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Talking AI · Past the Productivity Ceiling: Rebuilding the Enterprise from First Principles · 22 Jul 2026 podcast

fifteen years ago where it's oh you can't automate things directly and you need to have a human reviewing every transaction, approving it.

And now we take that for granted, where we clearly have deeply integrated systems that are currently using deterministic based integrations.

The next iteration of that will be how do we drive assurance and governance across non-deterministic ones using AI.

And I think you'll have governance type platforms like GitLab for software development that help drive that.

Yeah, I think look, I'll be honest, like I personally am early on loop still.

And I think it's something that as the just AI landscape evolves, right?

It's tough to keep up with everything that's happening.

But how we see loops, both on our product side as well as some of our developers are using it, is really around a change in

how you interact with AI.

And I think this is part of that evolution we've seen where again, maybe a year and a half ago, it was just like chat prompts and code completion.

And then you have a gentic coding where you're like, no, you're giving a bit more of a complete prompt and getting full code blocks back.

But that evolution now is really to n

Have a bit of a more slightly autonomous way of developing your software, but by having a discrete set of agents that are working on discrete sets of problems that reinforce one another.

Right.

And then the person is there that can still inspect outputs, that can give corrective actions, that can provide additional inputs into that.

But ultimately you have a set of individual agents that are working.

In their own loops, they're taking information from the other agents and ultimately self-correcting.

And this is so interesting because in many ways it's a different way of thinking about how you achieve your job now.

It's not just about me, the person sitting and writing code and ultimately pushing an application.

Or if I'm a sales rep, it's not about me looking at a single account.

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