ChatGPT just released Dots. Meta has Muse. GrokBot and Perplexity Computer have been out for awhile. Anthropic is no doubt on the verge of releasing something similar, as is Google. OpenClaw was huge and then it wasn't (that took about 60 days lol). Hermes is having a moment but is probably weeks away from obsolescence. This technology is rapidly iterating from early adopter status to widespread adoption, and I think it will happen a LOT faster than cellphones and the internet. We are facing a reality where it's not unrealistic to think that within a year, most tech savvy customers will have their personal AI agent deal with you. In two years, your grandma will have an agent. So the big question for us home service owners is, what are we doing to prepare for that eventuality? Here's what I'm doing... I'm thinking about what the workflow will look like from the client's side, and how I can make our business the most obvious one for their agent to interface with. I'm thinking about how the customer experience will change- how and where the human touch will still be relevant or necessary and what we will do to enhance those increasingly rare opportunities to get the most out of them. I'm thinking about how I can position my business now to be best prepared for a new way of doing business with people who now no longer need to pick up the phone, search the internet, book an appointment for themselves, or shop for themselves. It's coming, I have no doubt. Now's the time to be thinking and preparing for it...