Aaron Levie: work will become coding-shaped to fit what AI agents are good at
RaphaelDabadie · x · 2026-11-15
Box CEO Aaron Levie argues that since AI models keep improving fastest at coding, tool use and computer use, agents will outpace other domains of knowledge work. Rather than only a small subset of work getting automated, more work will likely be redesigned to be "coding-shaped" to fit what agents excel at — recent model releases already show agents generating code for animated videos, games, and 3D product models.
Reblogger Raphael Dabadie adds that every industry will go through this shift: work redesigned for agents, human roles evolving around them, creating opportunities to build the enabling systems in every vertical.
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