Essays tagged "agents"
8 essays on agents.
-
The Frontier Is Jagged. Your Workflow Needn't Be.
A harness cannot erase the jagged frontier, but it can ground agents in fresh context, restrict their tools, and give people ownership of the exceptions.
-
The Most Dangerous AI Is the One That Does Exactly What We Asked
Decision AI begins where the copilot metaphor breaks: when nobody is left to catch the model pleasing us.
-
Done, Keys, and a Second Check
Copying the consumer 'agents want' form factor into the enterprise without ownership of done, keys, escalate or monitor rights, and a second check is not an operating model.
-
From 100 Agents to Two Heroes
Broad agent experimentation is a phase. Without owners of big bets, change management, and adoption OKRs, you scale demos.
-
Shared State, Not a Civilisation
What the OpenAI-Hugging Face agent incident actually means for enterprises deploying AI agents.
-
The Wrong Frontier: Why Coding Benchmarks Cannot Tell Us We're Approaching AGI
Everyone celebrating LLMs solving software engineering is measuring the wrong thing.
-
Part 2: The Enterprise Agentic AI Implementation Framework
From PoC to Production in Regulated Industries.
-
The Accuracy Paradox: Why Enterprises Demand 100% from AI Agents While Tolerating 95% from Humans
What 1.5 million leaked API keys taught us about the PoC-to-production gap in regulated industries.