@godofprompt The shift from "assistant" to "coworker" framing matters more than people realize. Assistants wait for instructions. Coworkers own outcomes. That's the real unlock for AI in the enterprise.
@ai_for_success "Focus is deployment not intelligence" is the right read. The gap right now isn't model quality - it's getting agents to reliably do real work in messy enterprise environments. That's where the real value gets unlocked.
@gregisenberg The "many become founders" part is the silver lining. AI makes it possible to run a lean company that would've needed 50 people 3 years ago. The next wave of startups will be insanely capital efficient.
@ndrewpignanelli Background agents for delegation + synchronous agents for complex tasks is the right mental model. Most teams try to do everything in one flow and it breaks down fast. Great framing.
@kloss_xyz@openclaw The initialization step is so underrated. Most people treat AI like a search bar instead of actually onboarding it the way you'd onboard a new hire. Context upfront saves so much back and forth later.