Agents at work

In this episode, Jordi Montes and David from Aomni discuss the evolving landscape of AI agents, their definitions, and their implications for software interaction and sales operations. David and his projects went viral multiple times the last one being an open source version of Deep Research. His company, Aomni, enables B2B sales reps save more than 7 hours per week on prospect research.David shares insights on building autonomous agents for revenue teams, the challenges of current software stacks, and the future of AI in enterprise sales. We talk about the role of tool calling in AI development and the potential for integrating coding with AI capabilities. We cannot stress enough importance of not underestimating their capabilities. The dialogue also touches on user interaction, the role of context and memory in AI applications, and the challenges of service discovery and performance evaluation in agent-based systems.

In this episode, Jordi Montes and Matt Wyman discuss the evolving landscape of AI agents, exploring their definitions, applications, and the challenges faced in building complex systems. Matt shares his journey from engineering to product management, highlighting the importance of understanding user behavior and the need for new monitoring tools tailored for AI systems. They delve into diverse use cases for AI agents, from parts catalogs to onboarding processes, and debate the merits of fine-tuning versus in-context learning. In this conversation, Matt Wyman and Jordi Montes discuss the evolving landscape of AI performance metrics, the importance of establishing baselines for continuous improvement, and the role of data scientists in engineering. They explore the shift towards multimodal AI solutions, the challenges of agent deployment and orchestration, and innovations in authentication for AI agents. The discussion also touches on the future of AI model evaluation and adaptation, emphasizing the need for organizations to embrace constant measurement and experimentation.

In this episode of Agents at Work, Jordi Montes interviews Christopher David, founder and CEO of OpenAgents, discussing the evolution of AI agents, their functionality, and the future of coding agents. Christopher shares insights on the development of ONYX, a mobile app for coding agents, and the importance of transparency and trust in AI development. The conversation also touches on the impact of new AI models, the role of interfaces, and the vision for a Bitcoinized economy where agents can operate autonomously.