🌊 THE AI TIDAL WAVE IS GETTING BIGGER...
Something in today's AI news really caught my attention.
We’ve spent the last couple of years talking about AI that can write, create images, answer questions, and make videos.
Now we’re entering a completely different phase:
🤖 AI that actually DOES things for us.
Here are 3 developments worth paying attention to:
1️⃣ AI agents are getting human backup
A new company called Wajo is building an AI personal agent that can bring real human assistants into a task when the AI gets stuck.
Think about that.
Instead of:
AI OR humans
We’re moving toward:
AI + humans working together.
That could become a very powerful business model.
2️⃣ Team AI employees are becoming real
SpaceXAI announced Team Bots that can be trained around specific roles and workflows, then shared across an organization.
Imagine having:
💰 A sales agent
📱 A content agent
📞 A customer service agent
📊 An operations agent
🧠 A research agent
And instead of every employee starting from scratch, the AI gets better as the team uses it.
This is exactly why I keep telling people:
Stop thinking of AI as software. Start thinking about what responsibilities you can give it.
That is also the philosophy behind what we're building inside this community. Instead of simply watching AI videos, the goal is to create AI employees that actually produce something for you.
3️⃣ But there is a BIG problem nobody is talking about enough...
What happens when millions of AI agents start doing the same thing?
Imagine telling your agent:
"Find me the highest interest rate and automatically move my money whenever a better one appears."
For ONE person, that's convenient.
Now imagine 10 million agents doing it simultaneously.
Or thousands of agents constantly:
🍽️ Searching restaurant reservations
💵 Negotiating bills
📅 Booking appointments
🛒 Comparing prices
📞 Calling businesses
💳 Moving money
Systems designed for humans could suddenly be dealing with machines operating 24/7.
That creates an interesting question...
🔥 The biggest AI opportunity might not be building smarter AI.
It might be building businesses and systems capable of handling a world where AI agents are everywhere.
And THAT is where I think things are about to get really interesting.
👇 QUESTION FOR THE COMMUNITY:
If you could hire ONE AI employee today and give it complete responsibility for one part of your life or business...
What job would you give it?
Sales?
Content?
Customer service?
Research?
Scheduling?
Something else?
Drop it below 👇
I want to see what everyone would automate first. 🤖