News Summary

• Ivan Burazin, the cofounder and CEO of New York-based AI firm Daytona, has a team of about 30 people across teams in the US and Europe.
• He's pushed his staff to build more AI agents; his 16 engineers each run an average of five agents, and no one at the company writes code anymore.
• Staff who have managed others are way better at prompting AI agents to get exactly what they want than those with no people-management experience.
• But he doesn't support the idea of people managers alone.
• He said managers with no technical knowledge — such as in marketing or in engineering — are not useful.