Jon Sharkey

@levie Spot on. Most companies don’t have a model problem. They have a context problem. Structured and unstructured data readiness will decide who actually sees ROI from agents.

AI models are trained on public or generally available data sources. By default, they know basically everything about anything, *other* than your specific workflows and business. For AI Agents to be effective in the enterprise, they need your enterprise context. That context is sitting in all of the contracts, financial documents, research, marketing assets, meeting notes, conversations, and every other piece of information in the enterprise. By volume, most of this data is unstructured data. Now, for the first time ever we can fully tap into the value of all of this data in an organization. It’s largely created, stored, and shared maybe a few times, but the sits around being underutilized in the future. This information will become the core source of knowledge for AI Agents in the enterprise. Ensuring agents have exactly the right data to work with, at the right time, in the right format, is one of the biggest challenges in a successful agent deployment. This is why we’re so excited about AI at Box and the future we’re building for. Incredibly exciting times ahead.

@ReichlinMelnick @tmorello These violent delights

Absolutely nailed it.

@Austen A seventy seven billion dip gets headlines. A trillion-plus in long term value gets ignored. Zuck didn’t stumble into scale. He built it. Leaders with that track record earn the right to take big swings. Zoom out.

Fire Mark Zuckerberg fired because he lost the company $77 Billion? Should probably consider that he also made his company $1.6 Trillion then.

@levie Exactly. Agent building today is “scaffold, ship, replace.” If you’re sentimental about your code, you’re already behind.

Building AI agents right now is a process of: 1. Build scaffolding to address a limitation of the AI model so your agent works 2. The AI model gets upgraded and solves the very problem you were trying to mitigate, rendering your scaffolding obsolete 3. Identify new, harder use case you want to solve and go back to step 1 There’s basically no way to avoid this process because if you don’t mitigate the model’s limitations then you’re dead on arrival, *and* you don’t know which of your mitigations will be surpassed and when. So the reality is that you just have to accept that you are going to be writing a lot of throwaway code for the next few years, and you have to be very unsentimental to the path you’ve pursued. Just do whatever it takes to make the agents work.

Welp, guess I’m back.

@saranormous If Jensen is reading thousands of emails a day, then his eyeballs are running on a custom H100 cluster.

Jensen reads and responds to email more effectively than an overstaffed first year banking analyst. Guys let’s not forget, he has AI.

Straw meets camel’s back

@NSallakAnderson @chamath Yeah I have a newborn daughter and she was given DTaP, it’s odd the WHO doesn’t break that out.

@jonsharkey @chamath I'm fairly sure we get DTaP here, acellular pertussis. It has way less side effects. DTP is no longer used in the US but is elsewhere.

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@dennishegstad From the Twilio carrier API: +12813308004 {'mobile_country_code': '310', 'mobile_network_code': '800', 'name': 'T-Mobile USA, Inc.', 'type': 'mobile', 'error_code': None} {'caller_name': 'DEVIN JONES', 'caller_type': 'CONSUMER', 'error_code': None}

@jonsharkey The rapper definitely didnt keep the phone # active 15 years active the song came out. It looks registered to someone in south carolina now

281-330-8004

@dennishegstad T-Mobile currently has it assigned to a “Devin Jones”, guess Jones is a pretty common name so could be a coincidence.

@jonsharkey This was an active number for Mike Jones the rapper in 2004

@dennishegstad Wow Mike’s real name is Devin?! Or he’s on his dad’s T-Mobile account 😂

@dennishegstad Who is Devin

@mrddmia Ha

Because those are his presidential records. He received them as the President. He's allowed to have them under the Presidential Records Act. Classified or not. Congress can amend the PRA, if it doesn't want former presidents to have their presidential records.

@DavidSacks Espionage. Act.

Trump has been indicted for keeping documents in his basement. Makes sense. Everyone knows you’re supposed to keep them in your Corvette.

@Jason @TWiStartups While some may accuse you of virtue signaling, I’ve always found your moderation to be even keeled. You always find a way to not only keep the conversation on track and moving with four very dynamic personalities but you keep it entertaining as well.

2/you have to follow me here & have your email at calacanis.substack.com If you reply to this and give me a sincere compliment on my moderation, weight loss, or @TWiStartups it will increase your chances 😂😂😂😂 Good luck

1/I will give one of my followers/subscribers a VIP tickets to the @allinsummit … the rules follow:

@stoolpresidente 👀

People keep asking why I'm smiling. Cause the threat level is still a zero. #celticsin5

@elonmusk @stclairashley Community notes ftw

@stclairashley !

America has nearly 400% more IRS agents than Border Patrol agents

Excited to try this!

@jga41agher @Jon4Lakers you see this? 😂

Watch Schroder’s face at the end of this Draymond turnover lol