Sorry for the really late notice ... but a clash in the calendar means no live call today! See you next week

We are no longer a digital marketing agency! We are NOT an AI Agency either…. Live Show cancelled This Friday! Why? ( Because I’m travelling !) What are we? Find out Next Friday! (No we won’t be selling anything! Yes u will want to do it too!)

I started building a new ai brain and after 3 days it has 7 personalities, is adhd and bipolar. Note: be careful when modeling yourself lol

AGI has arrived https://www.facebook.com/reel/1363833168989396

I was pushing a batch of updates to the Agency Turbo Blog, running the whole thing through an AI agent of course. Edits, fixes, content changes, one after another. It went so fast the host's DDoS protection decided the site was under attack. It locked my IP and sat me in the corner to wait for the auto-unlock. So I waited. Made a coffee. Watched the timer count down. Somewhere in there it landed. For the entire time I have done this work, the slow part has always been me. How fast I can type, click, tab between windows, hold the next three steps in my head. The machine was always waiting on the human. This was the first time that flipped. The agent was not waiting on me. The server was struggling to keep up with the agent. That is the shift a lot of us are walking into with our own delivery. Your capacity stops being capped by how many hours the team can put in. It starts being capped by the infrastructure underneath, and every so often the infrastructure taps out first. Getting throttled by a host is a good problem to have. It means the work is moving faster than the pipes it moves through. A year ago that sentence would not have made sense. So here is my question for the group: has anyone else hit this yet? The moment the tooling outran the thing it was running on. Tell me where your real bottleneck sits right now, the work itself or the setup around it. Drop it in the comments.