原始来源

Rethinking Communication for Human and AI Teams | Emergence Capital

Emergence · Thoughts · 2026年9月24日

A source from Emergence Capital discusses how AI agents are increasingly functioning as coworkers rather than tools, why communication platforms must treat agents as active participants in conversations, and how existing human-centric tools like Slack fall short in supporting AI integration.

Santi Subotovsky

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tool architecture limitation

Existing platforms assume human-only participants

原始摘录

Most communication platforms were never built with that in mind. Slack turned messaging into the operating layer of the company, the place where decisions get made and work begins, but every part of that design assumes the participants are human.

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communication design for AI

Agents must be part of the conversation

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That changes what teams need from the tools they communicate in. When agents are doing the work alongside people, they need to be part of the conversation instead of routed around it: knowing when to jump in, when to stay quiet, and how to build on what came before.

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AI team integration

AI agents as coworkers

原始摘录

AI agents are becoming coworkers, not just tools. They write code, conduct research, resolve tickets, and take on real work across a company.

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