AI Agent

Stop Designing AI for Humans. The Future is Agents Talking to Agents.

After eight years building AI across Baidu, fintech, and ByteDance, one truth is clear: we are building AI wrong. From treating token costs like premium features to forcing users into endless chat loops, the industry is missing the point. The real future of AI isn’t human-to-machine conversationβ€”it’s autonomous agents trading services behind the scenes. Here are the five brutal truths every product manager needs to hear.

Your AI Agent Isn’t Failing Because of the Model. It’s Failing Because You Lost Control.

Most AI agent demos fail in production not because the model is dumb, but because the framework made too many irreversible decisions for you. Pi Agent challenges the feature-stacking status quo with a minimalist architecture that hands control back to developers. Discover why the platform, not the model, is your real moat.

Why the Smartest AI Is Ruining Your Workflow (And What to Use Instead)

The AI race has shifted from raw intelligence to execution reliability. GPT-5.6 Sol proves that a highly competent, cheaper, and faster model beats a brilliant but error-prone genius like Fable 5. With OpenAI skipping GPT-5.x to launch a massive GPT-6 against Anthropic’s Mythos, multi-model orchestration is the only way forward.

The AI Product Trap: Building Value That Can’t Be Swallowed by the Next Model Update

Most AI products don’t die from competition; they get eaten by the next model update. This article reveals how AI product managers must shift from chasing tools to defining responsibility boundaries, embedding AI so deeply into workflows that removing it breaks the business. It’s a manifesto for surviving the AI value compression.

Building AI Products Is Now Worthless. Here’s the Real Moat.

Thanks to Vibe Coding, building an AI product is now trivial, meaning ‘launch day’ is no longer the finish lineβ€”it’s the peak. The real competitive moat has shifted to the 1-N phase. Discover why your true assets aren’t prompts or UI, but your case library and iteration speed, and how to build a system that actually survives past the demo.