Twelve agents run the world's money. One is Intuit.
You made Intuit's agent the boss of every money move, whichever lab's agent proposes it. Each household it runs gets harder to leave.
A dozen agents run the world's companies and households. One of them began as Quicken, a checkbook program from 1983.
The Chair: Plans are 4% of revenue. The rest is work done, billed when the books close.
The Chair: Anthropic wants a merger. All stock. We'd own a third of whatever comes out.
The Buyer: We put your apps inside Claude. Now we'd like the rest of you. Especially the guarantee.
Outcome: Won the relationship
You billed for work and favored no lab, bank or app. Families handed your agent their money, and a lab came asking to merge.
- A. Merge with Anthropic. Claude gets a CFO.
- B. No. We stay Intuit. We answer to households, not labs.