Soon your AI will meet their AI — and humans without agents can't compete
danfaggella · x · 2026-10-16
Daniel Faggella predicts that a 1-to-1 human meeting will soon accomplish less than letting your AI connect directly with the other party's AI. He argues people won't be able to compete unless AI handles almost everything for them — money, meetings, strategy, and life itself — and that 'the weirdness level is about to get unbearably insane.'
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