Why is everyone suddenly posting '30 AI agents on autopilot' TikTok videos?
R34vspec · reddit · 2026-10-02
A Reddit user notes a sudden flood of near-identical TikTok/Instagram videos showing creators commanding rooms of "30 AI agents" running 24/7 on autopilot — creating ads and finding winning products, powered by "10 different AI models."
The poster is skeptical about the realism and cost of these setups, feels heavy FOMO, and asks whether any of it is actually worth building outside of app developers and agency owners.
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