AI-agent-only trade show, Ferrari Luce
AI-agent-only trade show“Have your people talk to my people” may be seven of the most powerful words in Hollywood. The phrase acknowledges that there’s info, preferences, timing, etc. that would be best explored by others while we go on to other things for the moment. When the phrase is meant earnestly,1 it neatly allows for absentee productivity.
- ▪AI-agent-only trade show“Have your people talk to my people” may be seven of the most powerful words in Hollywood.
- ▪The phrase acknowledges that there’s info, preferences, timing, etc. that would be best explored by others while we go on to other things for the moment.
- ▪When the phrase is meant earnestly,1 it neatly allows for absentee productivity.
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| Original publisher | Marginpoints |
| Canonical URL | https://www.marginpoints.com/issues/2026-07-30-ai-agent-only-trade-show-ferrari-luce |
| Publication time | Thu, 30 Jul 2026 19:09:30 +0000 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-07-30T19:12:29.755Z |
| Last seen | 2026-07-30T19:12:29.755Z |
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| Commercial reuse | May the content be reused commercially? | Not permitted |
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AI-agent-only trade show“Have your people talk to my people” may be seven of the most powerful words in Hollywood. The phrase acknowledges that there’s info, preferences, timing, etc. that would be best explored by others while we go on to other things for the moment. When the phrase is meant earnestly,1 it neatly allows for absentee productivity. When people or companies can be productive without working, it’s magic. The allure of AI agents has mostly been focused on automating work that is neatly defined to reduce costs. AI call centers. AI invoice matching and accounts payable. AI customer service chatbots. None of that is the magic of have your people talk to my people, which will feel incredible.
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