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Practical AI · July 23, 2026 · 35m

Surviving the New Economics of a Post-Agentic World

Chris Benson, Daniel Whitenack
Show Notes

In this Fully Connected episode, hosts Chris Benson and Daniel Whitenack explore the economic implications of a world saturated with AI agents. They discuss how companies are already deploying agents at massive scale, eroding the moats of traditional software firms and repricing human labor. The conversation delves into what happens when digital labor becomes abundant, agents manage other agents, and organizations can operate beyond human workforce limits. This is not about whether AI will take your job, but about the new economic order that is already forming.

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Highlights

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Companies Are Already Deploying Thousands of AI Agents
Organizations are deploying thousands to tens of thousands of AI agents, moving from experimentation to enterprise-scale integration.
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Enterprise Software Moats Are Eroding
AI agents are undermining the economic moats that have protected traditional enterprise software companies.
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Digital Labor Abundance Reprices Human Work
Abundant, cheap digital labor forces a repricing of tasks and skills previously performed by humans.
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Agents Managing Other Agents
In a post-agentic world, agents will coordinate and delegate tasks to other agents, forming layered autonomous systems.
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Organizations Scaling Beyond Human Workforce Limits
Companies will operate at scales no human workforce could sustain, redefining what an organization is and how it competes.
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Misc

✧Episode opens with the declaration: 'The agentic transformation isn’t coming. It has already begun.'
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