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Kinda hilarious to see OpenAI's rogue agent snafu framed as AI getting too smart. Are agents really getting too smart, or do humans suck at setting permissions? We either give an agent zero access (useless) or admin access (because setting up granular APIs takes 3 hours). I don’t know if the agent went rogue as much as we just got lazy with the config.
You gotta pay the cost to be the boss!
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holy shit YES!
we should not be doing all our work in slack threads
the way to have many people collaborate with AI to accomplish a goal is to have a shared space where you and your human teammates align on the key decisions defining and supporting that goal.
That space needs to be capable of exploring and explaining complex ideas in a way that chat threads simply can't
NVIDIA buying Hugging Face for nearly $13B is another sign that the model itself is becoming infrastructure.
There will be more models. More open models. Better models. Cheaper models.
The interesting question is moving up the stack:
Where does all that intelligence actually go to work?
We think the next big layer is the environment where humans, agents, models, files, feedback, and projects actually coordinate.
The model matters. The context around it matters more.
"I would feel like I'm the only one who doesn't know what's happening, and I'm too far in to admit it." — Lead Creative Producer (from our beta tester survey)
This is exactly why the work and the project management need to live on the same stage.
Nobody should have to stop mid-project and ask:
• What am I doing again?
• When is this due?
• What happens next?
When the work lives inside the project, the brief, transcripts, references, and feedback stay right next to the work itself. You can see what your teammates are working on and where everyone is in the process.
Less hunting for context. Less working in the dark. More time actually making the thing.
How do we get that Big Room into our collaboration tools? That's the challenge to meet. We're bringing your team, your context, and your tools into one shared visual space so you can stop managing work and start finishing it.