Our take on AI agents. Something your business should eventually invest in. Great for businesses, but ultimately could hurt the workforce.
AI Transformation Strategist | Helping Nonprofits Raise $100M+ | Founder of FosterAI | Making AI Human-Centric
This is much bigger news than most people realize. Take a minute to read it. It is reported that OpenAI is rolling out specialized AI agents priced from $2,000 to $20,000 per month. At first glance, paying $240,000 a year for a PhD-level AI agent sounds outrageous. But let’s think about this differently. Imagine hiring someone who delivers PhD-quality work 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This employee doesn’t take breaks, never calls in sick, requires no benefits, and might even replace multiple highly skilled team members. Suddenly the cost starts to look less like an expense and more like a powerful advantage. Remember, these prices are only going down from here while the capabilities are going up. Soon, paying between $2K to $5K monthly for a high-level knowledge worker will seem like a no-brainer for businesses serious about growth. Here’s what many don’t yet fully grasp. This isn’t just another incremental tech update. This is the start of widespread workforce automation. Yes, these AI agents will initially need human training and guidance, but make no mistake about where this is headed. Large segments of the workforce are about to be replaced. One final point because I wouldn’t feel responsible skipping it. This technology is also going to widen the wealth gap significantly. Companies with resources will immediately leverage this advantage, while smaller businesses unable to afford these tools risk falling further behind. This shift is real. It’s here. And it’s happening fast. Pay attention. Stay ahead.
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