Abstract:
Welcome to the Agentic Era. Here we will process commands on layers by prompts. Research and find algorithmic variances on which to deploy business models at a moment’s notice. From Ideation to Go To Market quicker than you could pencil it out on the back of a napkin. We are currently in the beginning of this era and we are at cheap and fast, not good; pick two, remember.
“ The Human in the loop will change it’s course to adapt and what we actually do at Arcsec is to keep a Human at the loop. ”
– Michael Edelberg
This era will change at the pace we can token ourselves into more LLM’s. Wherein as consumers and corporate users of these agents will produce magnificent digital widgets for themselves and the masses. Where we are going is the continuation of User Evolution, a topic I’ve written about before. And like previously noted in that piece maybe we are at Use Revolution.
Artificial intelligence in many forms is disrupting the way we used to do things. The Human in the loop will change it’s course to adapt and what we actually do at Arcsec is to keep a Human at the loop. This person is now a continually forward deployed engineer with real time data ready to develop, deploy and disrupt.
Separating the signal noise from the rest is difficult work. Yes, we can deploy various agents and prompt accordingly, or work even smarter. If you’ve ever worked with SEO, Design Systems, or Cloud architecture, you’ll see the landscape a bit more easily. It helps if you’ve further drilled down in those systems with ontologies. By creating such repositories of real UI/UX and other information, we can now understand how to make fast, faster…with better results.
The agents used when deployed smartly have increased targeting and outsized outcomes. Now we are skating to where the puck is going to be.
As a developer of AI we know who the users are. They’re us. And them. It’s not an either or. Use Revolution indeed. This is the agentic era. Welcome.
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