What if the world’s biggest employers in 2030… don’t hire humans - but run AI agents?

Sounds wild?

Here’s the trajectory:

• Replit and Lovable let anyone build PoC and MVP software with a prompt
• Cursor and Windsurf, Claude Code, Codex can debug and ship code faster than junior developers
• Anthropic and OpenAI are creating autonomous teams of agents
• Many forward-thinking companies are already building custom agents on proprietary knowledge bases to perform work faster, better, and free up humans for higher-value activities (using Langchain)
• All powered by serverless infra + logic-driven APIs

Now imagine a future where:

• A startup founder uses agents to design, build, market, and launch a product
• Enterprise teams are just a few generalists + fleets of agents
• AI companies don’t sell tools - they lease agents-as-employees
• And unlike humans, agents can be duplicated, dismissed, improved, or upgraded instantly - and those changes deployed across the entire network in seconds

And in this future…

The companies that “employ” the most agents become the new economic superpowers.

• No offices.
• No payroll.
• No onboarding.
• High efficiency.

They spin up 1,000,000 agents on demand - to solve, build, sell, and repeat.

The next Fortune 500?

Might be 1 founder + 5 humans + 5,000 agents.