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I came across something recently that really stopped me. In some garment factories in India, workers are now wearing small head-mounted cameras. Not for surveillance but to train AI and robots. Every movement how they handle fabric, stitch, fold, and move - is being recorded so machines can learn directly from real human skill. Instead of programmers coding every single step, the AI is learning by simply watching people do what they do best. It’s a powerful reminder: right now, AI isn’t replacing humans. It’s learning from them. And that changes the whole conversation.

Reports are saying that Anthropic’s Claude (Mythos) was able to identify thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities across major systems. Imagine this: A human security expert might find a few critical bugs over weeks or months. An AI system can scan, analyze, and flag patterns across thousands of systems much faster. It raises questions. If AI can find vulnerabilities this quickly…it can also be used the other way around. So the real conversation isn’t just about capability. It’s about responsibility. This could mean:→ Faster security audits→ Better protection systems→ But also higher risk if misused We’re entering a phase where AI isn’t just helping build products —it’s actively testing and breaking them too.

It’s essentially a fully managed framework to build and deploy AI agents directly on their platform. What stands out: - Handles infra and orchestration - Built-in secure sandboxing - Supports long-running agent tasks So instead of setting up everything manually, developers can focus more on the actual use case. Feels like a step towards making production-level AI agents more accessible and easier to manage. Worth keeping an eye on if you're working with AI systems.

Looking for someone who can run ads + GHL automations/follow up. Plus setup so receptionists who call the leads that come in and book appointments.