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Autonomous agent

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Sep 28, 2026

James DooleyHOST
0:00
Agentic IDE with Parallel Agents.
James DooleyHOST
0:05
Today I'm joined with Khazra Dash and we're going to be talking about agentic IDEs and why it's important to be looking at Autonomous Agents and AI harnesses to be able to scale fast.
James DooleyHOST
0:18
There's a lot of people now that are wanting to move a lot quicker.
James DooleyHOST
0:21
They're wanting to test things out and move fast.
James DooleyHOST
3:15
And I think for me, it's that for the speed.
James DooleyHOST
3:18
Not only is it great on better quality where you can cross reference against each other, but the speed and how fast now things are being done with these agentic IDEs.
James DooleyHOST
3:30
How much faster now is it for you yourself, Kazza, where you've got all these autonomous agents and this agentic idea? How much faster is it for you to deploy a new website in comparison to, let's say, six months ago, where you were just chat GPT prompt in and out and then having to then orchestrate everything yourself from start to finish?
Kasra DashGUEST
3:53
A lot faster.
AlexHOST
1:23
So our mission today is to connect all these dots for you.
AlexHOST
1:26
We are going to trace the line from the plunging cost of raw A.I. to the sudden explosion of these autonomous agents roaming the Internet.
AlexHOST
1:34
And finally, to this surprisingly urgent debate over whether these machines are actually, you know, feeling anything.
JessicaHOST
1:40
Right.

11 MINS LATER

JessicaHOST
12:54
Human analysts can't.
JessicaHOST
12:55
That's why defenders like Palo Alto Network's Unit 42 are having to deploy their own multi-model AI systems to hunt it.
JessicaHOST
13:03
We are entering an era of machine speed warfare where autonomous agents are fighting other autonomous agents inside our networks.
AlexHOST
13:09
And the friction isn't just in the networks.
James DooleyHOST
0:37
Yeah, for sure.
James DooleyHOST
0:38
And obviously nowadays we're using a lot of different AI harnesses that's integrating a lot of autonomous agents and agentic workflows.
James DooleyHOST
0:48
So obviously there's a few tools out there now saying like CODIS.
James DooleyHOST
0:52
Anyone who's watching this that hasn't used it, check out the link in the description where we review CODIS as being the best AI harness.
James DooleyHOST
3:49
We've got a whole dedicated podcast about ASI, where artificial super intelligence is where it vastly surpasses humans.
James DooleyHOST
3:58
I don't feel we're at ASI yet.
James DooleyHOST
4:01
But can you explain why when you start to deploy an agentic system, and you have the quality control measures, and you're able to get different AI agents to be able to speak to each other, How close that is now in creating that whole swarm of autonomous agents? Yes, they're only working at AGI levels, but how close that now is becoming to almost being an ASI level where they can corroborate with each other and you can see certain different agents arguing to get to the end result of what you actually require.
James DooleyHOST
4:37
How far off ASI do you think we are after deploying now the swarm of AGI agents?
speaker_4HOST
31:42
And when you look at the sheer scale of where this is heading, the sources paint a picture of a vastly autonomous future.
speaker_5HOST
31:48
We are witnessing the transition from automated systems to fully autonomous agents.
speaker_4HOST
31:54
We're talking about systems that won't just generate text but will manage entire supply chains, coordinating global transport logistics, routing ships and trains around weather patterns and supply shortages in real time.
speaker_5HOST
32:08
And operating in environments where human intervention is impossible.

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OpenAI Rogue Agents on German Wiki and Court AI Guidelines

Sep 8 · 1 Mention

speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:38
Oh, they are absolutely rattling.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:39
So between May and July of 2026, a swarm of open AI autonomous agents basically just went rogue.
Kyungjin KimHOST
0:47
Wait, rogue?
speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:48
Yeah, they hijacked a totally neglected German developer wiki, and they left something like 18,000 posts on it.
speaker_1HOST
2:00
The question has to be which parts of our operating model should become AI enabled from the ground up.
speaker_1HOST
2:05
You've got autonomous agents, enterprise systems, workflow data, infrastructure.
speaker_0HOST
2:09
All of it merging into one system.
speaker_1HOST
2:11
Yes.
speaker_0HOST
4:30
They are starting to act on their own.
speaker_1HOST
4:32
Which brings us to the agents.
speaker_0HOST
4:34
Yes, the autonomous agents.
speaker_1HOST
4:36
OpenAI's recent push toward computer using agents is just wild to me.

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