New video just posted about AI Agents! 3 minutes long, go give it a watch 👍

So, OpenAI is getting back into robots, and not just any robots… we’re talking humanoids 🤖 - OpenAI is hiring top robotics researchers for a new team - Focus on humanoid and partially humanoid robots - Training AI using teleoperation and realistic physical simulations - Job postings hint at building in-house hardware at scale - Possible use of Nvidia Isaac tools for training in virtual environments - AGI progress may require machines that can manipulate and learn from the physical world - Reaffirms a bigger trend: blending virtual AI with real-world automation 👉 If OpenAI is betting robotics is the next leap in AGI, what kind of low-code tools or APIs do you think could come out of this? Some ideas: - Robotic Teleoperation APIs - Tools that let you control a robot’s movements through simple integrations. Example: setting up a Make.com flow where a Slack message tells a robot to deliver coffee to a desk. - Simulation-as-a-Service - A drag-and-drop sandbox for testing robot actions in a virtual world. Example: designing a warehouse pick-and-pack routine online, then sending it to the real robot once it works in the sim. Would love to hear what you guys think. Could this mean more AI-powered IoT and robot-as-a-service platforms on the way? Read the full article here: https://www.wired.com/story/openai-ramps-up-robotics-work-in-race-toward-agi/

Google just announced a major Chrome integration for Gemini, giving it agent-like abilities that go way beyond summarizing web pages. Here’s what’s exciting and why it matters: - Ask Gemini to clarify or edit info directly on any webpage - Compare products or info across multiple tabs fast - Recall what site you saw something on last week - Schedule meetings, get directions, and search videos inside a page - Book appointments or fill carts for you (you check out at the end) - Chrome address bar gets AI Mode for rich, follow-up searches - Scam detection boosted using Gemini Nano - 1-click password fixes for leaked logins on popular sites Basically, Gemini is turning Chrome from a browser into a smart, helpful assistant that understands context, takes initiative, and helps us automate more daily tasks. This feels like a pretty serious step towards AI agents becoming everyday tools. Read the full article here: https://techcrunch.com/2025/09/18/google-brings-gemini-in-chrome-to-us-users-unveils-agentic-browsing-capabilities-and-more

Does your paid support show you how to use Make to create AI agents and is there a way to consult your clients so they learn the skill? The skill is most important here. Let me know!

The team behind Grok just dropped Grok 4 Fast, and it's seriously moving the needle on cost-efficient, high-performance AI. It’s a slimmer, quicker version of Grok 4 that holds its own in benchmarks while slicing token usage and costs. Here’s why it matters: - 40% fewer thinking tokens on average - Up to 98% cheaper on frontier benchmarks - Unified model handles both reasoning and fast-response tasks - Built-in web and X (Twitter) browsing with multi-hop search - Tops leaderboard in LMArena’s Search Arena - Real-time info digging and reasoning like an agent - Available now for free on Grok.com, OpenRouter, and via xAI API Read the full article here: https://x.ai/news/grok-4-fast