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Edge cases, corrections and real customer behavior are signals your competitors do not have. Accenture offers a practical feature test: does it generate feedback, or act on what feedback already taught you? #CustomerFeedback #EnterpriseAI

The car-wash question is a reminder that impressive coding ability is not uniform judgment. Karpathy explains why people still need to stay in the loop. An example from his Sequoia conversation, not a current model benchmark. #AIEngineering #HumanOversight

Uber describes a config-driven MCP gateway: turn service endpoints into tools while keeping service owners in charge of exposure and descriptions. Less duplication, explicit ownership. #MCP #AIInfrastructure

Instant replies aren't always the right expectation. Andrew Ng compares delegating to an AI agent with managing people: checking in immediately can defeat the point. From his 2024 talk. #Delegation #AIWorkflows

Autonomous improvement needs a test you can trust. Andrej Karpathy explains why objective, easy-to-check metrics make some tasks a better fit than others. No Priors, March 2026. #AI #Automation

Environment, tools, instructions, then a loop. Barry Zhang explains why early complexity slows agent iteration. From his April 2025 talk. #AIAgents #BuildingInPublic

Digital progress does not instantly rebuild factories or deploy robots. Demis Hassabis discusses why real-world adoption could be incremental, while acknowledging other possibilities. June 2025 WIRED interview. #AI #Operations

The technical debt is not only legacy application code. Accenture argues that teams need engineering automation around delivery and control, not another meeting or sign-off chain. #EnterpriseAI #BusinessOperations

You can delegate processing. You still need to understand what you're building, why it matters and how to direct the work. Karpathy on the bottleneck that remains. #AIWorkflows #Understanding

Who is calling which tool and which data can it reach? Uber explains why agent security needs visibility, access control and scrutiny of third-party systems. #AgentSecurity #MCP

An agent can chain tools and sometimes recover from earlier failures. Andrew Ng's planning example also keeps the important qualifier: these workflows can be finicky. From his 2024 Sequoia talk. #AgenticAI #AIWorkflows

People expect an assistant that remembers what they said, not just text generation. Andrej Karpathy on the gap between the underlying model and a useful interface. No Priors, March 2026. #AI #ProductDesign

Before increasing autonomy, ask how costly an error would be and how hard it would be to discover. Barry Zhang on read-only access and human review. April 2025 talk. #AI #RiskManagement

Study the foundations, understand the tools, and practice using them in your actual work. Demis Hassabis's advice to students in a June 2025 WIRED interview. #AI #CareerSkills

Shadow mode. Human recommendations. Limited actions with kill switches. Accenture's autonomy ladder makes each step depend on evidence and trust, not a completed project plan. #AIGovernance #AgenticAI

Two accounts can have different email addresses. Karpathy's payment example shows why a working-looking implementation still needs human review of identity and data design. #CodeReview #AIEngineering

Uber's MCP lesson: custom integrations built in silos aren't enough. A dependable production system needs a shared development and deployment lifecycle. #MCP #AIInfrastructure

One practical review loop: give the model its own code back and ask it to check correctness, efficiency and construction. Andrew Ng keeps the caveat: improvement isn't guaranteed. From his 2024 talk. #AIWorkflows #CodeReview

Think in larger units of work: one non-conflicting feature per agent, then review the result. Andrej Karpathy on building a delegation habit. No Priors, March 2026. #AIAgents #SoftwareDevelopment