A CEO's AI-drafted board memo received the best investor feedback of his career
As a concrete illustration of AI-agent value, the speaker described a recent board memo he sent to his full board and major investor list. Much of the memo was researched and crafted by their AI agent (Hyper Agent), informed by his own instincts and context, with his oversight at the end. The feedback from some of their best investors was that it was the best memo he had ever written. His reaction: 'Yeah, because an agent did it. And I got to do it in 10 times less time.' Even if the token cost was around $150, the opportunity cost of his time made it an obvious trade. The quality gain came from the depth of research support the agent could bring that a solo founder simply can't match on their own.
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