Finished setting up a new Make.com workflow and it’s already handling tasks automatically ⏱️ Even small automations can make a big difference over time 💡

Not every automation works perfectly on the first try ❌➡️✅ Each build teaches something new and sharpens your skills 🚀💪

Here’s what’s shaping the AI landscape TODAY — and why it matters if you’re building or selling systems 👇 📈 1) AI Isn’t Just Tools — It’s Infrastructure Across industries, AI is shifting from experiments to real enterprise systems that actually deliver value. The focus now is on reliability, scale, and integrating AI into core workflows — not just cool demos. 🤖 2) Automated & Agentic AI Is Dominating Models that think and act autonomously — not just generate text — are the big trend in 2026. These systems can orchestrate tasks, make decisions, and execute workflows with minimal human oversight, and that’s where real business value lives. 💼 3) Companies Pay for Outcomes, Not Experiments In 2026, businesses aren’t chasing novelty — they’re investing where AI actually improves revenue, efficiency, and outcomes. The winners will be those who align AI with measurable results. 🧠 4) Multiagent & Integrated Systems Are Next Rather than isolated tools, future AI is modular and collaborative — agents talking to agents, working together on complex tasks. That’s where automation scales up. 🏭 5) AI + Physical Systems (Robotics + Smart Tech) Are Emerging AI isn’t just software — robots, sensor networks, and hybrid systems are pushing past traditional automation, especially in manufacturing and logistics. 🔥 What this means for you right now: AI isn’t about making cooler chatbots — it’s about building systems that run businesses and deliver outcomes that clients are willing to pay for. 👇 Quick question for you: Which of these trends do you think will create the most real income opportunities in 2026? A) Autonomous AI agents B) Integrated AI systems (multiagent + workflows) C) AI for enterprise outcomes D) Physical AI & robotics Drop a letter below 👇 — Shafik 🚀

Not every automation works perfectly at first ❌ but each attempt teaches something new 💪 Keep experimenting and improving — that’s how skills grow 🚀

Back again since a long break 💪