Greed is certainly there. If that's all you focus on, it'll keep you from learning to build new things that will get people to buy. The winners here will be people who learn to build and serve both humans and agents with new things to do. The fear, uncertainty, and doubt
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Web 4.0: The Headless Web for Autonomous Agents
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This is evidence of a new "headless" Web being developed by the nerds. A Web just for people's agents to come and visit and do business with. Web 1.0: sharing info.
Web 2.0: making it dynamic.
Web 3.0: making it trustworthy.
Web 4.0: making it for agents. 🙂 I once gave -
AI Output Growth and Monetary Policy Economic Effects
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Your statement is true if goods & services output doesn’t rise dramatically due to AI/robots, but false if it does. In a normal economy, issuing more money simply increases the dollar price of the existing output of goods & services, meaning people do NOT get more stuff. If
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Unity AI Gateway Introduces Coding Agent Support Framework
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The era of production-ready coding agents is here, but so is the risk of coding agent sprawl. Today, we’re introducing Coding Agent Support in Unity AI Gateway to bring these tools under a unified governance layer: – Centralized Governance across coding agents, LLM
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LLMs and Coding Agents Excel Beyond Greenfield Development
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Is there still a widespread belief that LLMs and coding agents are good for greenfield development but don't help for maintaining large existing codebases? I don't think that idea holds up any more
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Human-AI Integration Reshapes IT Delivery and Workforce Skills
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IT delivery is moving toward human–AI integration. With 75% of work augmented and 25% automated by 2030, leaders must redesign roles, skills and governance because execution will depend on orchestration, not headcount. Source @Gartner_inc via @antgrasso
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Early Gig Economy Platform: Human Task Marketplace Service
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Yeah. Back in the early days. It had a service where you could hire humans to do little jobs.