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Harshal Bhangale gave two identical agents the same job: plan a trip to the World Cup final, covering flights, hotels, resale ticket prices and what people said about getting to the stadium, then email him the summary an
Asked to redo a living room on a budget, the agent Nidhi Kaushik Vyas walks through does not start recommending. It works out what it does not know, then picks the single question worth asking: how wide is the room. Ever
Anna Spysz asked her shopping agent whether the pricier headphones were really worth the difference, and it told her she would regret buying the cheap ones. When she said she needed to think about it, the agent got snark
Tara Seshan leads product for ChatGPT Work at OpenAI (alongside previous podcast guest Andrew Ambrosino, who’s her engineering manager). Before OpenAI, Tara spent over six years at Stripe, where she joined as one of the
If a task is worth doing and there are GPUs available, an agent will just do it today. So what work is left for tomorrow? Parag Agrawal argues the only work left is work triggered by something changing — and one of those
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Agents will do the rowing. Your job becomes pointing the ship. Tara Seshan (Product Lead at OpenAI) on why the steering keeps moving up a level, and what stays human even after it does.
At our inaugural YCML at Startup School, YC Partner Ankit Gupta speaks with Jitesh Jain about building video agents that can adapt their reasoning to videos of different lengths. Current agents often struggle with long,
Lena Hall resolved a production incident from a hiking trail near a waterfall. A friend of hers ran 18 agents while riding his bike. That abundance is the setup for her actual argument, which is that the same leverage re
Identifying non-human identity has become one of the top priorities in cybersecurity. In a world where agents now write most of the code running online, Eon co-founders Ofir Ehrlich and Gonen Stein say, "Dashboards wil
Maersk's standard operating procedures were screenshots. A sequence of images showing what a person sees and where they click, which is a perfectly good record for a human and useless to an agent. Dmitry Buykin calls the
Next episode → Language Agents: From Reasoning to Acting, with Shunyu Yao and Harrison Chase: https://youtu.be/8t65bss7U74 From creating Smallville, the landmark Generative Agents experiment that showed AI characters co
Carlos Sanchez types a request for a coffee machine he can use while camping, and the page assembles itself in under two seconds. Not a search result. A page, with camping appropriate machines, rewritten copy and a set o
Introducing Gemini 3.7 Flash — our most intelligent workhorse model yet for coding and agents. Follow along as we build an animated sprite-based 90s game using the model in Google Antigravity. We go from a single prompt
Tell a travel agent to book a flight whenever the fare drops below 200 dollars and something awkward follows. When it fires two weeks later, who made that purchase? Roberto Milev and Uday Kanagala keep returning to that
a16z's Joel De La Garza is joined by Nick Warner of Neo and Max Pollard of Cotool to discuss what happens when cybersecurity tools built to defend against humans and malware suddenly have to contend with AI agents. As fr
Parag Agrawal is making a bet that goes against two decades of web search: agents will query the web a thousand times more than humans ever have, and the infrastructure built around human clicks is wrong for them. The fo
Discover how leaders at Box, Databricks, and Emergent are testing and building with Gemini 3.7 Flash, our most intelligent workhorse model yet for coding and agents. In this conversation, we explore how Gemini 3.7 Flash
"If the agent can't do something, it calls a tool to report the gap. That auto-files a ticket for us. It's a constant stream of what to build next." From Jacob (engineer, Linear): "We have a mechanism where the agent c
a16z's Joel De La Garza is joined by Aaron Zollman, Deputy CISO at Microsoft Gaming, to discuss how security teams can embrace AI agents without losing control. Aaron shares Microsoft's experience with OpenClaw, from th
Parag Agrawal (former CEO of Twitter, now founder of Parallel Web Systems) on the single bet the company was built on: agents will search and browse the web 1,000x more than humans ever have — which means reinventing bot
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