The Autonomous Business

Eynat Guez is the Co-Founder and CEO of Papaya Global, the leading enterprise platform for global workforce management and payments across 160+ countries. She is the first and only woman in Israel to lead an Israeli-founded startup to a valuation exceeding $1 billion.In this episode, Eynat breaks down what happens when AI agents become an official part of the workforce: who pays the taxes, who keeps their job, and why "use AI" is a slogan, not a strategy. She shares how Papaya is building toward a 2030 vision where humans and agents are managed on the same platform, and why every CEO starting a company today needs to decide which roles belong to people and which belong to agents.📖 Read the full Forbes Israel article: https://forbes.co.il/e/if-you-cant-generate-roi-youre-an-agent-eynat-guez-on-the-new-rules-of-work/Subscribe: https://www.enso.bot/enso-podcast

120,000 new songs hit streaming platforms every day. Half of them are AI-generated. A quarter billion songs are already out there, and 75% of them never reach 1,000 streams.Gadi Gidor, one of Israel's most influential music executives, has spent 25 years building the careers of artists like Eli Botner, Ran Danker, Idan Raichel, and Noam Kleinstein. In this episode of The Autonomous Business, he sits down with Mickey Haslavsky to break down what AI is really doing to the music industry, and who comes out on top.What we cover: 00:00 Why the music industry will never look the same 00:00 120,000 songs a day and nobody's listening 00:00 The album is dead. What replaced it? 00:00 The Lean Startup model arrives in music 00:00 Why 5,000 superfans are worth more than a million streams 00:00 How virality really works: TikTok first, Spotify second 00:00 AI as a creative partner, not a replacement 00:00 The future: will we even need human artists?Gadi Gidor is a music executive, producer, and artist manager who has shaped some of the most important careers in Israeli music over the past two decades.Mickey Haslavsky is CEO and Co-Founder of enso, an infrastructure platform for autonomous businesses, and host of The Autonomous Business podcast. Previously, Mickey founded Rapid, which was acquired by Nokia.

A16Z partner Bryan Kim sits down with Mickey Haslavsky to unpack how AI rewrote the rules of venture capital, why polished products no longer matter, and what happens when agents start rewriting their own programs.Bryan leads consumer AI investing at Andreessen Horowitz. His portfolio includes ElevenLabs, Function Health, Captions, and Cluely. Before A16Z, he was an early operator at Snap and later served as CFO at Bungalow.Chapters:0:00 Intro1:08 The Pre-ChatGPT vs. Post-ChatGPT Moment4:54 The New Founder Archetype A16Z Is Backing8:13 Can You Even Evaluate a Startup Anymore?12:32 Horizontal vs. Vertical AI17:55 Is SaaS Pricing Broken?21:29 How to Price AI Agents26:31 Competing When Everyone Has the Same Tools30:20 Which Industries Will AI Erase?33:09 From Cow Sensors to AI Bodyguards36:56 The Metrics Crisis: What Does Retention Even Mean?43:23 Intelligence Is the New Electricity47:10 The Future of Innovation Funding52:39 Closing ThoughtsSubscribe to The Autonomous Business Podcast:https://www.enso.bot/enso-podcastVisit enso: https://www.enso.bot