# future ai-enabled organizations a combination of new agentic capabilities, agent protocols, automated task giving and task doing, and soon AI-enabled communication of organizations (org2org comms) excites me the most. such communication would mean that we can now accomplish extremely complex tasks that need specialization and a globally distributed network of organizations, all aided and supported by AI technology. ![[Pasted image 20251021230326.png]] everybody in the AI industry and their dog has an opinion about [the metr chart](https://metr.org/blog/2025-03-19-measuring-ai-ability-to-complete-long-tasks/) but i haven't seen anyone talk about the implications ** if we believe the trend continues, and AI-doable tasks will double in duration twice a year, this would mean that for a given task, the organization size required to accomplish it is reduced. a small team will be able to do what a bigger team did before. we can [see this happening](https://x.com/dealroomco/status/1914264599505018989) with this new wave of AI startups such as cursor, midjourney, lovable, 11 labs. ![[Pasted image 20251021231621.jpg]] they have small teams with solid revenue and fast growth. they're able to build software at velocities unreachable before. some might say that it's just that the domain of coding is very suitable for language models, but it's obvious to anybody watching that this will be happening with a variety of jobs (mj & 11labs aren't about coding at all!). for old & large companies, it will be harder to keep up with ai transformation -- but a newly founded company of any kind does not have an excuse not to be an ai-enabled, ai-native -- whatever the fuck you decide to call it in the next [RFS](https://www.ycombinator.com/rfs), dear YC -- because a 1-person company can be built on AI steroids, today. ![[Pasted image 20251021232117.png]] bro, go try building a [$100B company with $500k](https://www.youtube.com/shorts/lkFiTvXu9Zw). --- // 26 oct 2025, berlin