
The Paradox of Agent Usefulness: Hiten Shah on Accidental Operator Handbacks
In a recent LinkedIn post, Hiten Shah explores the evolving relationship between users and AI agents, arguing that increased agent usefulness often leads to …

In a recent LinkedIn post, Hiten Shah explores the evolving relationship between users and AI agents, arguing that increased agent usefulness often leads to …

Hiten Shah discusses how AI is transforming product development, shifting the strategic approach from ‘Ready, Aim, Fire’ to a more agile ‘Fire, Ready, Aim’ m…

In a recent LinkedIn post, Hiten Shah explores the crucial role of early believers in recognizing and fostering individual potential, detailing how external …

Hiten Shah explores a practical, task-based methodology for evaluating AI tools in a recent LinkedIn post, emphasizing the need to define quality standards a…

Hiten Shah discusses the critical need for clearly defined evaluation standards in AI development, arguing that unwritten quality benchmarks lead to subjecti…

Hiten Shah discusses the challenge of assessing quality in AI-generated content, highlighting the increasing importance of structured evaluation methods (‘ev…

Hiten Shah analyzes Jensen Huang’s underwriting memo for AI infrastructure, highlighting how Huang addresses key financial objections and distills the core p…

Hiten Shah discusses the limitations of prompt engineering for AI agents, arguing that issues often stem from the surrounding system, or ‘harness,’ rather th…

Hiten Shah discusses in a recent LinkedIn post how product design significantly influences the perceived intelligence and performance of AI models and agents…

Hiten Shah explores the common but misguided approach AI companies take to commercial strategy, arguing they often try to solve indecision with increased hea…