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There's a huge opportunity right now in being the deployment layer for AI into the economy. The amount of work it takes to change out workflows in enterprises tends to be far greater than anyone realizes or would prefer. Clearly this is what the applied layer of AI is going to look like in the form of software and agents, but also it opens up new services firms opportunities.
Legacy systems need to be moved to the cloud, data organization and access needs to be updated, software needs to be connected to agents in new ways, workflows need to be reengineered for agents, HITL needs to be figured out for the process, evals need to be generated and maintained, and the entire system needs to be continually updated as new models get released and new capabilities emerge. And the full list may even be longer.
AI is not the same as just deploying software. Software you generally did the implementation of an existing, well understood category of technology, then stepped back and the customer kept running. With AI agents, you're delivering actual work augmentation to the organization, which has a completely different set of complexities associated with it. You're no longer deploying tools that the company is merely enabled by, you're deploying work output in a process. Completely different implementation and enablement process.
As a result, this is going to open up lots of new kinds of firms and plays for existing firms to diffuse AI into organizations. We're going to see approaches by industry, by size of company, and by problem inside of companies. Traditional SIs will modernize and adapt (some will clearly not adapt as well), and new entrants will also be founded in this period that take advantage of this window. Great time to be an FDE or FDE firm.
Box CEO Aaron Levie (@levie) calls out the MASSIVE opportunity for AI deployment services:
"every single one of those companies, whether that's a 50-person firm or a multi-100,000 person firm, is gonna need an army of people to go in and help them with that transformation"
"when you go to that law firm and you go to that pharma company and you go to that bank, they need something that bridges the core technology to their workflow in their business process"
"somebody has to go into that organization and get it set up, and somebody has to go and provide domain expertise to this model so it really understands our particular business process"
Vendor FDEs are incentivized to get you hooked on their platform and to spend more money.
Indie FDEs are incentivized to use the best tool for the job and to save you money.
Hire indie FDEs.
Gustavo Carriquiry retweeted
Liberaron Genexus 18 Upgrade 16. genexus.com/en/developers/do…;;
Tiene soporte para .NET 10, y como se termina el soporte de .NET 8 en Noviembre, es casi obligatorio migrar si estas en .NET core.
Gustavo Carriquiry retweeted
Holistor llevó a producción con GeneXus for Agents un proceso de evaluación de desempeño que antes hacía en Excel.
El diferencial: governance y modo plan para revisar los cambios antes de aplicarlos.
🔗 hubs.la/Q04tyGrq0
#GeneXus #GeneXusForAgents #IAAgentica
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What will the new GeneXus look like?
Ignacio Roqueta, GeneXus Product Engineer Leader, shares a preview of what we've been working on: what we're keeping, what we're opening up, and what we're bringing in.
👉 Learn more here: hubs.la/Q04tVxTn0
#GeneXus #AI
ALT The New GeneXus
Gustavo Carriquiry retweeted
Think about how music changed. To listen to what you wanted, you used to buy every record, find somewhere to keep them, build a whole ritual around it. Then streaming arrived: you open an app and the entire world of music is right there, within reach.
Last year we began doing something similar with technology services and introduced AI Pods: teams of AI agents, each specialized by task and industry, doing the heavy lifting while our experts supervise every output.
Today we're taking the next step and launching Glob.AI: a vast online catalog of AI Pods, where a company can log in, describe its needs in natural language, and start building enterprise-grade software that same day. It pays for what gets produced, never for hours or seats. And everything happens on the platform, visible to the client in real time, like watching your song play instead of waiting months for the album to ship.
Because that was the old model: months of discovery, RFPs, staffing and procurement before anyone wrote a line of code. That’s how good ideas died waiting. When you can put a Pod to work the same day you come up with a solution, great ideas come to weigh more than big budgets.
Many tasks will be sped up, and many more companies and projects have now become possible.
Twenty years ago we bet that a small team thinking big could build for the world's largest companies. Glob.AI is that same spirit, at a scale we could not have dreamed of back then.
The waiting list is open. What would you build if execution stopped being the limit?
Gustavo Carriquiry retweeted
Gobierno de Flores (Uruguay) lanza Inés, la asistente virtual desarrollada con tecnología GeneXus. El lanzamiento será el 30 de julio y contará con la presencia de @njodal, @IrazabalDiego, @pmenoni, @DelfiIrazusta, @DipRodrigoGoni, y @marinacantera.
➡️ hubs.la/Q04rdbPk0
ALT Nicolás Jodal, CEo at GeneXus
Gustavo Carriquiry retweeted
GeneXus for Agents: what it is, how it works, and how to get started genexus.blog/es_ES/genexus-p… – at Uruguay
Gustavo Carriquiry retweeted
GeneXus News | GeneXus is introducing the GeneXus Canary Channel, a new distribution channel designed for those who want early access to the most recent updates in GeneXus Next and GeneXus for Agents.
Read the full story here ➡️ hubs.la/Q04ngkVd0
ALT Introducing the GeneXus Canary Channel
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Ya está disponible el Quick Start de GeneXus for Agents. Se trata de una guía online y gratuita, dirigida a usuarios GeneXus que buscan integrar agentes de IA en el ciclo de desarrollo.
Amplía la noticia aquí ➡️ hubs.la/Q04ngwfp0
ALT Ya está disponible el Quick Start de GeneXus for Agents
Gustavo Carriquiry retweeted
Estoy siendo cada vez más productivo con agentes de programación.
Pero la paradoja es brutal: cuanto más uso, más evidente se vuelve que el límite no es programar… es mi capacidad de pensar con claridad y dar especificaciones exigentes.
El cuello de botella es mi mente. – at Uruguay
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GeneXus y la Arquitetura Neuro-Simbólica genexus.blog/es_ES/genexus-p…
Buen articulo.
Estaria bueno hacer tutoriales para que quienes desarrollan con GeneXus 18, puedan ver como usar las herramientas de IA sin complicaciones y aumentando su productividad.
Gustavo Carriquiry retweeted
Desarrollando desde la trinchera.: CODA-CLI en accion en una KB GX18 ealmeida.blogspot.com/2026/0…
Gustavo Carriquiry retweeted
Buenísima pregunta que me lanza @micael_gallego
¿El Spec Driven Development con LLMs se parece un poco a MDE?
Aprovechemos para contestarla con un hilo. 🧵
Respuesta corta: se parece sí y no. :) Vamos a los matices.
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Karl Popper on How We Gain Knowledge:
––Karl Popper: "People think, usually, that we acquire knowledge by opening our eyes and our ears and let the sensations stream into us, and they believe then that we record this like a camera. In my opinion, if we wish to get knowledge, we have to have a problem. It has to be knowledge of something.
We have to find out something. We don't have to wait for information to stream into us, but we have to be inquisitive if we want to get knowledge. If we were passive, we would gain a confused mass of sensations or something like that, which we would hardly be able to understand and to convert into what one may call knowledge.
Quite apart from that, perception is not really, in my opinion, the main source of our knowledge. The role of perception is to inform us about a momentary situation in our environment. But we couldn't really interpret our perceptions without knowing much more about our environment, namely, we know whether we are in a house or whether we are in a glacier.
So we have two kinds of knowledge: this wider knowledge of a frame in which we orientate ourselves, and the momentary perception which gives us information about the situation at that particular moment. And it is only this situation in which we can use our perception. So we have theoretical knowledge and, if you like, the momentary practical challenge to our theoretical knowledge.
And here comes perception in."