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@bylixing: Article of the year — vividly demonstrating the new AI-native organizational model beyond OpenAI and Anthropic. Small team + lots of agents, agents-first, with full context & loops. - Spond is a massively multiplayer online game…

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 6d ago Cached

An article of the year: Spond — a massively multiplayer online game creation platform with only 10 people, spending $3.2 million per month on tokens. Through an agents-first approach with full context and loops, they've built self-healing software systems and an ultra-fast AI-native development workflow, providing a practical blueprint for small teams looking to replicate this model.

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Improving AI skills for everyone in the company? No, wouldn't it actually be best to widen the AI gap within the company?

Reddit r/AI_Agents ↗ · 2026-05-22

The author argues that rather than upskilling all employees in AI, companies should intentionally widen the AI divide by letting only high-proficiency users access powerful AI agents, while others focus on quality control. This controversial view cites security risks and the need for intuitive threat sensing.

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