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Doug O'Laughlin

…amplify expert analysts while remaining prone to mistakes. AI agents and expert judgment On February 5, 2026, O’Laughlin published “Claude Code is the Inflection Point” with Jeremie Eliahou Ontiveros, Jordan Nanos, Dylan Patel and Daniel…

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Dylan Field

…journal and the history of MCP calls as potential context for agents to understand what had changed between requests. He treated this as an opportunity, not a completed capability: when asked whether an LLM could understand the aesthetic…

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Eiso Kant

…preceding research and infrastructure work. He also described agents writing code, launching jobs, evaluating results, and modifying pipelines, with researchers continuing to supply ideas and debug. Kant and his colleagues deliberately…

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Emil Eifrem

…Ollama, and advocating shared ontologies as infrastructure for agents. He argues that agents need contextual reasoning, persistent memory, and accurate, traceable outputs—capabilities he sees graph technology as suited to provide. A shared …

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Emily Glassberg Sands

…jointly developed with OpenAI, as a shared standard spanning agents and payment providers. It standardized how merchants expose catalogs, inventory, prices, and brand information to agents. A shared payment token handled a separate problem:…

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Eno Reyes

…May 2026. His work centers on autonomous software development agents called Droids and the engineering systems around them: managing context, handling tools, and supplying automated feedback about code quality. He argues that greater…

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Eric Elliott

…profile as founder and CEO of Parallel Drive, building AI agents for software. He links that work to the AIDD Framework, which combines reusable agent skills, orchestration, code libraries, and CLI tools. Its documented workflows pair…

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Eric Simons

…work combines browser-based development infrastructure with AI agents, with a growing emphasis on helping product and engineering teams build with their companies’ existing code and design systems. Choosing professional product teams In a…

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Erik Bernhardsson

…test entirely unseen fonts. Public views on developer tools, agents, and cloud economics Bernhardsson’s April 2021 infrastructure wishlist stated an aspiration for elastic resources without advance provisioning: “I don’t ever want to…

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Erik Schluntz

…agent and co-authored practical guidance on building effective agents with Barry Zhang. In November 2024, he was a member of Anthropic’s technical staff working on tool use, computer use, and SWE-bench. His work paired model-directed…

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Ethan He

…His central public argument is that language models and agents increasingly supply the intelligence behind video generation—a view he connected to his decision to leave xAI and pursue language-model research in an interview published June…

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Evan Feinberg

…and Genesis’s founding Before this work on diffusion and agents, Feinberg studied applied physics at Yale and earned a Ph.D. in computational biophysics at Stanford. In Vijay Pande’s Stanford lab, he conducted AI and simulation research…

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