Practical AI says the post-agentic economy is already taking shape
Practical AI · rss · 2026-07-23
A Practical AI episode argues that the “post-agentic world” is already underway, with companies deploying thousands of AI agents.
- The hosts say enterprise software moats are eroding as digital labor becomes abundant.
- They frame the shift as a re-pricing of human labor and a redefinition of productivity.
- The discussion asks what happens when agents manage other agents and organizations operate at scales no human workforce could match.
- The episode is explicitly about the economic and organizational consequences, not whether AI will eventually replace jobs.
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