WORKFORCE

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Jobs Are Not Finite: Why Automation Creates New Work

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14 April 2026 23h32

The idea that there is a finite amount of jobs is fundamentally mistaken. There is always work to do.

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Let Your AI Agents Sleep While You Build

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14 April 2026 19h54

let your agents sleep for you so you can build

Founder Resists MCP Automation Push From Enterprise Customer

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14 April 2026 19h51

Rob, relaying from another founder: Large enterprise customer wanted an MCP integration to plug our dev tools into an automation platform they use internally, w/r/t responding to tickets. Strong internal push to automate more. I want to be source of truth, not the tool automated.

LLMs Can Grade Every Sales Call for Instant Feedback

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14 April 2026 19h44

Analysis: Many SaaS capture routine events in people’s workflows. You can potentially have LLMs give ~instant feedback on execution quality of those with less friction and more consistency than traditional human management would ever be able to do. e.g. Grade every sales call.

AI Categorization Models Replace Manual Tagging and Taxonomy Work

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14 April 2026 19h37

Categorization: We've had tag clouds and taxonomy for forever. Historically, lots of manual work pushed to user, to outsourced teams, or (for very large companies) custom-built models. Now categorization models are trivial, scale to the moon, and liberate people from this work.

AI-Assisted Generation Still Searching for High-Value Use Cases

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14 April 2026 19h36

Rob: AI-assisted generation is still in early stages. Saving someone 2 minutes isn't interesting. Saving someone a day is. We don't seem to have good patterns for where it is *actually* unlocking excess value yet, but many companies doing e.g. auto-generated notes on calls, etc.