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  • Welcome to the strategy workshop My dear enterprise AI friends. I think you all would recognize the exact model of windowless conference space that was named after some mountain that no person present in the meeting you’re at has ever climbed. There are twelve executives, four suited up consultants with big watches, two architects wearing…

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  • Hey guys, um, in my last blog ‘I’m completely done with LLMs in the enterprise’ I apparently struck a nerve. Never in the history of TTS have I had close to 85k impressions on a blog on LinkedIn. Totally unreal, because what I write is not meant for the masses. I write for fellow practitioners…

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  • Step 39 of a 40 step workflow My writing is not for everyone. I am not going for major views and clickthroughs because I’m writing about running agentic AI at scale, for people running agentic AI at scale, or trying to anyway. And that what sets us all apart is that we are all working…

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  • I write about agentic AI so often that my Weiner (dog), Slob, has developed what I can only describe as a professional skepticism toward my keyboard. Every time I sit down to produce another piece on autonomous agents, orchestration layers, or the seventeen-layer governance stack no one is actually going to build, he looks at…

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  • About a year and a half ago me and a bunch of bachelor students set out to interview 177 companies across 20 sectors that we found online who had developed agents to run workflows and published the results. Of course there is definitely a selection bias because, well, would you put your failure online? Indeed,…

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  • An intro to Dutch tokenomics If you are responsible for running an agentification program, you will have learned the hard way, how fragile your ROI is. Even though token prices dropped 99.7% over the last few years, the bills that the frontier AI labs have sent to our companies have tripled, and that is because…

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  • In Greek mythology, there was this guy, Atlas who was condemned to hold up the sky. Not the earth, as the popular version goes, but the celestial sphere itself. The distinction is subtle and mostly irrelevant, except that it captures the exact energy of building a research intelligence platform for enterprise agentic AI that no…

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  • About the podcast: Listen to the latest blog on Eigenvector while you commute. It is fully AI generated, but still quite ok!!

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  • Two years ago I wrote my first article about agentic AI†. I had collected 43 platforms that could build agents, I was running Crew AI experiments in a setup where multiple AI instances talked to each other to get things done, and I was so friggin’ excited about where this was going in the way…

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  • I have now written enough about enterprise agentification to fill a small book, and in my mind this book that sits on the desk of some AI person that makes them question their career choices. I’ve written about process selection. The 35% automation ceiling. Agentic architecture patterns. Governance philosophy. And the economics of running an…

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