Yeah, she's bright light that questions with clarity. Great resouce.

I'm starting with Claude Cowork. I think that's a safe bet for a few reasons. 1) Claude is Amazon and they already have data centers, which puts them on more solid footing that those AI solutions that have to rent space on data centers 2) Better chance Claude will stick around long term because Amazon is so big and Claude Code is a leader in the coding space 3) I like their solution for overcoming AI's lack of memory problem by allowing you to define the parameters of your brand, your voice and the tasks you'll be running through Claude by using markdown files (text files with .md) I'm just now starting to dive into this. I have some family small business owners that could use AI agentic solutions, so I'm using them as test use cases. I'll let you know how that goes. I think the biggest gap is solving for small businesses. They have needs and limitations which bigger solutions may be too expensive for them to use. And, I get to practice with limited risk and grow my skillsets. When it's all said and done, business is business and we'll find consistent pain points that AI agents can help at each level of business (start up, small, medium, large). Helping a small business expand income or efficiency (which increases income) by adding agentic digital workers to their staff will open up growth opportunities for them and help them keep pace with other small businesses in their industry doing the same.