Hire It Like a Human: Running a Company on Agents
What does it actually look like when a company puts AI at the centre of everything, rather than bolting it onto processes that haven't changed in decades?
What does it actually look like when a company puts AI at the centre of everything, rather than bolting it onto processes that haven't changed in decades?
Bruce is joined by Nathan Foreman, a principal engineer at Roller. Bruce and Nathan have worked together since their Cookdown days, and Nathan was the one who first showed Bruce how to "write code" with AI around a barbecue in Nashville.
Bruce Cullen introduces the AI for Humanity podcast and shares his personal journey with AI, from his early career in IT support to his current role as a product manager. He discusses the evolution of AI and its impact on various industries, as well as his experiences using AI for design, coding, and product development.
Jannik, a Microsoft MVP, treats every agent like a new hire, with a CV, onboarding and permissions. We talk model choice, Copilot, Foundry and governing agents with Agent 365.
Nathan Foreman on writing only a fraction of his code by hand, what went wrong when an agent swarm approved its own PRs, and why written-down decisions matter more than ever.
Microsoft Execution Containers make agent containment an operating system job, with separate agent identity and enforced least privilege. What it changes, what it doesn't, and where to start.