The workforce as we know it is changing
From knowledge workers with tools to Agents that execute
I’m building AI agents that automate knowledge work inside businesses
I’ll be sharing what I’m learning as I build
Living with honesty and integrity is also good for you personally. You attract similar people, build a trustworthy environment around you build self respect. In contrast, if you live like a shark — manipulating and playing zero-sum games — you'll end up surrounded by other sharks
Two hunters go into the forest. They can each hunt a rabbit alone — small, safe, guaranteed food. Or they can work together to hunt a stag — which gives far more food, but only if both cooperate. If one person abandons the plan to grab a rabbit instead, the other gets nothing.
Naval references the Stag Hunt to argue that a society where people trust each other, show up, and play fair creates win-win outcomes. But that society only exists if enough people behave with integrity. It's like a collective bet on the future.
Naval uses the Stag Hunt to illustrate that on your own, you can go out and "hunt rabbits" — survive, do okay. But if you have enough trust to cooperate with others, you can "hunt a stag" — and both of you end up better off.
The easiest AI agent use case to spot:
Find the repeated decision buried inside a manual workflow.
Read context → make a call → use a tool → hand it off → repeat tomorrow.
That loop is the job description for an agent.
People treat autonomy as the goal for AI agents.
It's not. Reliability is.
The hardest part of building agents isn't intelligence — it's knowing exactly how much freedom to give them.
Building this into Sofia, an AI agent for African e-commerce.
Are you not entertained?
This is what’s possible pretty easily today with AI.
It’s hard to comprehend where we will be in just a few short years time from now.
As we think about the country of geniuses in a data center,, we need to plan for the country of non-geniuses outside the data centre !!
#WhataTimetobeAlive
Building AI Agents on Meta's platform has been painful. Accounts disabled, development crippled, no explanation why.
To every developer who's been through this: how are you maneuvering around this?
I'm Fred. Building AI agents for African businesses from Nairobi, Kenya.
Old chatbots tell you what to do. You still do the work.
AI agents do the work. Read, decide, act — done.
Every SME owner doing everything alone just got a team.
That's the shift. Most haven't seen it yet.