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The AI labs desperately need non-engineer Peters, Borises, and Thariqs. Most demos for 'business users' are about replying to emails or to S…
The AI labs desperately need non-engineer Peters, Borises, and Thariqs. Most demos for 'business users' are about replying to emails or to Slack. And yes, that's helpful to manage the cacophonous hell
The AI labs desperately need non-engineer Peters, Borises, and Thariqs. Most demos for "business users" are about replying to emails or to Slack. And yes, that's helpful to manage the cacophonous hell of corporate pings, but it only helps in the short term. And it only really helps if not everyone is using it (if the whole world is just replying to each other’s emails and messages with AI, it becomes pointless). Maybe we get a prebuilt Claude Cowork plugin in legal or finance. But we need new horizontal workflows. Maybe some weird ones. Ex: my 34-agent AI workforce runs multiple times a day with the literal prompt "do smart stuff" If devs have loops constantly checking for bugs or PRs, then that pattern might be helpful in the business world too. Hires like Colin Fleming at OpenAI (former ServiceNow) as CMO of Business are a step in the right direction, but the corporate world would MASSIVELY benefit from not just external content creators but also labs hiring social-forward non-technical AI builders and leaders who deeply understand the corporate world.
Source: Allie K. Miller (X) | 2026-07-07