New Report: Are Team Collaboration Platforms the Last Stand for Human Interfaces in the Agentic Future?
perilli · x · 2026-09-30
Original link to the research report by perilli and Daeil Chun: "Are Team Collaboration Platforms the Last Stand for Human Interfaces in the Agentic Future?"
Context: with OpenAI launching ChatGPT Space and Blocks launching Buzz, more vendors will follow. The report explores five possible scenarios and the forces that could drive change, asking whether the best venue for human-agent and agent-agent interactions will be team collaboration platforms, traditional enterprise software, new agentic AI platforms, or something else entirely.
Related event: OpenAI Space and Blocks Buzz Fuel New Agent Platform Race(2 posts)→
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