The concept of agents will disrupt traditional economic models, as AI will provide services at the cost of compute, leading to an abundance of AI lawyers and other professionals.

The first cohort of AI's killer apps has emerged, including ChatGPT and others, indicating a significant shift in the market, while many new companies will adopt an agent-first approach, evolving from basic prototypes to robust agents capable of performing complex tasks.

The early winners in the AI space may be general-purpose solutions, but vertical AI agents will emerge as industries develop and require more specialized tools.

Scale AI is evolving from a data labeling company to a leader in agent-driven technology, which is growing rapidly and is seen as an infinite market.

Vertical AI agents are designed for specific tasks, like automating customer support for niche markets, which makes them more efficient than general-purpose solutions.

As AI agents take over tasks like trip planning, they will change business models by reducing reliance on traditional advertising, focusing instead on delivering the best products.

The future of AI will involve diverse models that allow businesses and creators to customize their AI agents for specific tasks and interactions.

AI is already replacing jobs, as seen with companies like Cler using AI customer service agents to handle millions of chats, effectively eliminating the need for hundreds of full-time employees.

AI will serve as a user interface for various applications, allowing users to query and aggregate information seamlessly across different systems, enhancing productivity, while agents will drive enterprise consumption and amplify human potential, transforming how users interact with technology.