00:39:51 · Aman Narain, Zubin Vandrevala
[00:39:51] S0: A question for you. And and tell us in the comments, would you let software do your weekly shop? And what limit would you set it? $50? A 100? None at all? [00:40:01] S1: And by the way, we read every answers, even the ones written by agents. And for the record, final score, act one to Aman, two concessions to me. [00:40:11] S0: He's been waiting all episode to say that. Okay. Part three, the future of banking lands in a couple of weeks. And if you want the long read, I'll be issuing an essay on A Man Who Blocks. [00:40:24] S1: Alright. Subscribe and share this with that one person in your team who still thinks agents are a twenty thirty five problem. And leave a review. It helps people like you find us. [00:40:36] S0: Stay curious. [00:40:37] S1: Stay purposeful, and stay within your limits. And by the way, one more thing. [00:40:43] S0: Go on. [00:40:45] S1: Picture Kaseya's treasury agent moving money at two in the morning. Software asks, software checks, software receives. The only part in that chain that still has to know a human by name is the bank. [00:41:00] S0: So the bank may be the last place the customer is still a human. [00:41:04] S1: Sets us up real well for part three. This is A2Z Fintech.