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Aaron Levie argues that personal agents will force new internet infrastructure, user experiences, and business models, while Zara Zhang warns that agents may deepen the human attention crisis.

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Box CEO Aaron Levie

Box CEO Aaron Levie argues that the internet is almost entirely unprepared for a future in which personal agents execute tasks for everyone. He expects that shift to create new challenges and opportunities across infrastructure, user experience, and business models.

Box CEO Aaron Levie 认为,面对 personal agents 为每个人执行任务的未来,今天的互联网几乎完全没有准备好。他预计,这一变化将在 infrastructure、user experience 和 business models 等层面同时带来新的挑战与机会。

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Builder Zara Zhang

Builder Zara Zhang warns that one of today's biggest crises is the shortening of human attention spans, and that agents make it worse. Her point highlights a tension for agent products: reducing the effort needed to complete tasks may also further weaken sustained human attention.

Builder Zara Zhang 警告说,当代最大的危机之一是人类注意力持续缩短,而 agents 会让这个问题更加严重。她指出了 agent 产品面临的一种张力:降低完成任务所需的精力,也可能进一步削弱人类持续专注的能力。

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