Arcade CEO says enterprise agents are bottlenecked by permissions, not intelligence
kimmonismus · x · 2026-07-23
- In a conversation with Arcade CEO Alex Salazar, the key constraint for enterprise agents is not intelligence but permissions: what an agent is allowed to do, and how companies can prove it followed the rules.
- Salazar argues that Human + Agent workflows are currently outperforming full autonomy in real companies.
- He also says Arcade is already thinking in a post-browser workflow model.
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