Dorsey claims that it’s better to do one big cut as “repeated rounds of cuts are destructive to morale.” On that point, he’s right. A Careerminds study shows that serial layoffs are bad for morale and employee health. That said, big cuts can also be dumb cuts. Look no farther than X to see a shining example of how Elon Musk fired a bunch of people, only to then hire them back. And transformative change is hard, requiring new processes, cultural norms, tech integration and go-to-market strategies. It’s why leaders like BD’s Tom Polen argue Lean practices are a prerequisite for AI. Block is a company that also mines bitcoin, has had serial layoffs, and spent $68 million five months ago to fly everyone in for an “in-person company event” with Jay-Z. Raise your hand if you think Dorsey has this all figured out.
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Other systems focus on orchestrating multiple specialized agents. Tools like Microsoft's AutoGen use event-driven architectures that allow distinct agent personas to communicate, share memory, and execute code in isolated environments. Setting these up requires programming knowledge though, so it’s not a completely code-free tool. Without proper configuration, interacting agents can fall into conversational loops, failing to complete their objectives while continuing to consume API credits.