Andreessen on Replit's 'self-driving company': humans judge, agents execute
a16z · x · 2026-10-27
Replit CEO Amjad Masad argues the century-old firm architecture — hierarchies coordinated through bureaucracy — is about to be upended by AI agents, moving toward a "self-driving company" where humans exercise judgment and agents do most of the work. Replit is building infrastructure for this, dubbed the "Agent Habitat." Marc Andreessen's accompanying piece places the shift in the history of computing: every major revolution began with chaos before businesses learned to harness it.
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