Nick Grossman
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first heard Jul 2026
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We're going to absolutely be living in a multi-agent world, thousands, millions of agents, and that there will be agents that kind of look like people or teammates that you talk to.
And then there will also be agents that are just embedded in all of our systems.
So the Rebel Alliance is our view that AI is too big an opportunity to be dominated by one or two or three companies and that it's actually forming into a massive ecosystem.
And we're seeing that happen in real time as agents and agentic approaches start to take hold.
And that's really two things.
It's like agents that interact with consumers as AI doctor agents, AI financial advisor agents, these sort of personified agents are going to be approaching every sector and every use case.
And then also under the hood, it's agents as infrastructure agents.
What we're seeing now is the agentic stack is forming like the compute stack formed in the prior eras of the web and mobile, where we're not just talking about what are the products that people interact with, but how are every product going to get built.
That's agents under the hood, agents as infrastructure, fleets of agents that are going to get orchestrated in millions of ways.
What that says to us is that agents and the agentic AI approach is taking over,
And it's going to look more like the fabric of computing and apps than I think the thing that a lot of us are maybe afraid of, which is everything collapsing into one or two apps like a chat GPT or a clock.
Well, there are real network effects in AI, right, in model training and, you know, quality.
And so, you know, so far we've seen compounding advantage going to the big labs.
And the big question has been competition.
how far will that take us and how much of an advantage will that accrue, especially as they go farther up into the application layer and get access into more data from more places.
So that's the worry that it's going to just compound and that there's going to be an unassailable gravity into the big AI companies.
But I think what we're seeing is a couple of things.
We're seeing real competition among the models.
So it's, you know, it's the frontier models from the big labs, but also the leading open source models are really good and they keep getting better and better in lockstep.
And developers are experiencing a lot of choice and are pitting models against one another.
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