I work at a massive health care company. They're 100% on the AI bandwagon and are putting AI everywhere they can. Billing, Software, DevOps, everywhere. If you think you can give an Agent some information and have go to work for some user, its 100% on the table for the company to do and either a) then outsource the rest offshore or b) lay the person off or shrink the department to increase the bottom line.
Your healthcare, right now, is being offloaded to AI agents and bots and this is only the beginning.
You’d think our plans would be cheaper given they’re offloading all this work to agents they don’t have to pay a salary to…right?
Provide some examples then? Everyone who is all in on agentic code are pretty vocal about it. Who is declaring the opposite stance? Anyone?
Reality remains in the middle, but there are plenty of examples of either extreme right now.
You've got boosters and then you've got people who are panicking/fighting against anything pro-AI.
You can’t just pretend it’s startups doing all the agentic engineering. They’re just the ones pushing the boundaries on best practices the most aggressively.