Games may be the software people least want to delegate to agents
petergyang · x · 2026-07-27
Games may be the kind of software people most want to experience themselves rather than hand off to agents.
The post makes a broader point about delegation: unlike many productivity tasks, games are inherently tied to human participation, so “agentifying” them may be a poorer fit than it is for other software categories.
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