What Sayash Kapoor thinks about Google

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PhD candidate in computer science at Princeton's Center for Information Technology Policy; researches the societal impact of AI and co-writes AI as Normal Technology with Arvind Narayanan.

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22 May 2026

Our readingThere is mounting evidence that agents or agent teams can work autonomously or near-autonomously on certain kinds of tasks for very long periods, making progress without getting stuck or confused.

Their wordsGoogle's experiment does add to the mounting evidence that agents or agent teams can autonomously or near-autonomously work on certain kinds of tasks for very long periods of time, making progress without getting stuck or confused.

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