@levie: Agent swarms are going to be a core part of many enterprise workflows in the future. The ability to throw compute at pr…
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Box CEO Aaron Levie argues that AI agent swarms will become a core part of enterprise workflows, with cybersecurity being one of the biggest beneficiaries due to the need to test vast permutations of attacks across complex IT systems.
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Agent swarms are going to be a core part of many enterprise workflows in the future. The ability to throw compute at problems that you can massively parallelize will be too useful to not take advantage of.
Cyber will be one of the biggest beneficiaries of this as it’s a space where testing vast number of permutations of attacks (without getting tired or bored) is an incredibly useful property. You have a wide search space of possible risk vectors and you generally need to be able to chain together different scenarios to achieve the exploit.
This will become one of the biggest token uses in large enterprises given the range of IT systems, software, physical infrastructure, and data that needs to be protected at all times. Super interesting times in cyber.
Enclave (@EnclaveAI): Every new line of code now meets a swarm of agents looking for something to exploit. Enclave’s agents run like an attacker swarm and prep the fix.
Watch them in action securing a PR on Router by Enclave.
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