Aaron Levie, CEO of Box, shares a thought-provoking observation about the future of AI agents in the workplace. He argues that when companies deploy 100x more AI agents than human workers, the dynamic will flip — humans will adapt to how agents work best, rather than the other way around.

Levie emphasizes that AI agents fundamentally thrive on context, and the quality of their output is heavily dependent on how well that context is provided. The post (which appears truncated) suggests that the variance in agent performance is closely tied to how work environments and processes are structured around them, implying a significant shift in organizational design and workflows ahead.