I don't know why we're arguing about the first thing :)
But I think we have a real disagreement about the second thing. You don't "have responsibility at a different level and scale in an AI native workflow", you're still using tools. I understand that what you're saying is that it's such a difference in scale that it is a difference in kind. But I don't agree. I'm fundamentally at odds with this entire framing of ai agents as a team that is being managed. I don't like any of the anthropomorphizing of ai tools. It's fine if it's just an analogy, but people take it way too seriously as a real thing IMO. I fully recognize that I'm out of step with the prevailing discourse on this, but it's a genuine disagreement, I'm not confused about what other people think.
But I think we have a real disagreement about the second thing. You don't "have responsibility at a different level and scale in an AI native workflow", you're still using tools. I understand that what you're saying is that it's such a difference in scale that it is a difference in kind. But I don't agree. I'm fundamentally at odds with this entire framing of ai agents as a team that is being managed. I don't like any of the anthropomorphizing of ai tools. It's fine if it's just an analogy, but people take it way too seriously as a real thing IMO. I fully recognize that I'm out of step with the prevailing discourse on this, but it's a genuine disagreement, I'm not confused about what other people think.