A fight erupts over whether managing 10 AI agents beats managing 100 people
ivan_bezdomny · x · 2026-07-29
A heated reply argues that managing 10 agents for a year is not equivalent to managing 10–100 people for 10 years.
The quoted post frames the current job market as a split between AI-native individual contributors/player-coaches and traditional managers. The reply pushes back hard, saying people management is still substantially harder and that comparing the two is nonsense unless it is intentionally bait.
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