The era of AI agents has officially arrived, and Microsoft leads the charge. HAS Ignitethe company did bold claims about its advances in enterprise AIincluding 100,000 organizations already deploying or modifying AI agents. These announcements suggest that Microsoft is poised to disrupt the way businesses approach automation, as well as competing startups in the field.

In my conversation with developer and generative AI expert Sam Witteveen, CEO of Red Dragon AI and expert machine learning developer who has become a leading AI educator and influencer through his technical content on YouTube, we cover the most important points. important takeaways from Ignite. Why do enterprise AI leaders say value is shifting from LLMs to higher layers, particularly to the layers of enterprise governance where Microsoft can shine? How does Microsoft’s vision of a multi-agent “mesh” raise the stakes for technical decision-makers? And what does it mean when startups claim that Microsoft is “rolling” entire verticals with its enterprise AI offerings?

Key takeaways from our conversation:

1. AI agents are ready: Microsoft says the age of agents is here, but what’s fueling this bold statement?
2. Beyond LLMs: Value is changing, but where and why does it matter to your business?
3. The vision of the multi-agent mesh: Could millions of agents working in tandem redefine the architecture of enterprise AI?
4. Responsible for Microsoft: With 100,000 organizations involved, how real is this benefit and how important is marketing?

Watch the full interview above as we answer these questions and more.