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Hacker NewsPublished: Mar 25, 2026, 11:59 JST1 min read

Entrepreneur experiments with an AI executive team to run startup operations, discovering that even AI agents need performance management.

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Entrepreneur experiments with an AI executive team to run startup operations, discovering that even AI agents need performance management.

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  1. Creator assembled multiple AI agents to fill executive roles and handle startup management tasks

  2. One AI agent underperformed and was ultimately fired from the team

  3. The experiment demonstrates both the potential and limitations of using AI agents for business leadership

  4. Real-world startup operations require oversight even when delegated to autonomous AI systems

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