"Speaking in an interview with Business Insider, Simons said StackBlitz has "gone all in on agents," deploying internally built AI systems across business intelligence, coding, product development, customer support, and outbound sales. AI has become increasingly good at writing software code, to the point where the technology is beginning to change how companies are run. OpenClaw, an open-source AI assistant that works inside platforms like WhatsApp, Slack, and iMessage, is an early example of digital agents communicating and coordinating with one another without direct human involvement."
""To me, this is a crystal ball into the wildness of the inevitable future," Simons told Business Insider. "Your AI agents will talk to other people's agents on your behalf, negotiating pricing for a product you want to buy, inquiring about availability for a restaurant, arguing your political viewpoints." "Agents are an extension of yourself," he added. "People will generally trust their agents with whatever they recommend them to buy, reserve, believe, or otherwise.""
StackBlitz has gone all in on AI agents, deploying internally built systems across business intelligence, coding, product development, customer support, and outbound sales. The company aims to have more AI agents than human employees this year. AI has advanced to the point of writing software code autonomously and altering traditional operational roles. OpenClaw illustrates agents coordinating across platforms like WhatsApp, Slack, and iMessage without direct human involvement. AI agents are expected to negotiate pricing, check availability, make reservations, and represent users' viewpoints, becoming trusted extensions that influence purchases, bookings, and beliefs. Investor recognition of autonomous AI software development is pressuring software valuations and eroding specialized competitive moats.
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