Most companies will resist this. The smart ones won't.

2. Work that agents like OpenClaw handle end-to-end

If your job is moving data between systems, writing status updates, or scheduling calls, you're in category 2.

The impact isn't about replacing humans. It's about redefining what humans should be doing in the first place.

Here's what's actually happening: we're moving from AI as a co-pilot to AI as an operator. The architecture is simple: give it API access, define constraints, let it run.

By mid-2026, most knowledge work will split into two categories:

1. Work that requires judgment and taste

Then, run browser automation using Browser.

The brain behind this is Opus-4.5, which has a lot of personality.

I'll be exploring this thoroughly over the coming weeks and sharing what I learn. The future we imagined as kids is actually here. We just have to build it ourselves.

Here's what I'm realizing: it's absolutely possible now to build your own holding company where your JARVIS is the Chief of Staff, handling operations, managing tasks, connecting dots across conversations you had weeks ago.

I'm setting up my Mac Mini this week to run it full-time, giving it access to everything, all my folders, all my workflows, all my context.

My greatest advantage in 2026 isn't some secret strategy. It's access to tools like this and knowing how to actually use them.

I found Clawdbot by @steipete. Looked through the repo. There's genuinely nothing this thing cannot do: browser control, file access, shell commands, Gmail, Calendar, WhatsApp. It can write its own skills and extend itself. It runs on your machine, not someone else's server.

I'm finally building my own.

What would *you* create if content generation was this easy?

One idea → Multiple platforms → Zero manual work.

This is the ultimate leverage.

Code that creates content.
Content that distributes itself.
While you sleep.

The tools exist today. Most people just don’t know how to connect them.

Building this in public. More coming soon.

→ AI created the 3Blue1Brown-style animations
→ Rendered to MP4 in one command

60 seconds. Zero human frame editing.

But here’s what’s coming…

Imagine this auto-publishes to:

• LinkedIn
• X / Twitter
• TikTok
• YouTube Shorts
• Instagram Reels

All from a single prompt.

Anyway, will I change how I talk to it? Nah. It's just an LLM. I don't give a fk.

How we treat the things that serve us, without resistance, without complaint, without limits, says something about us. About what we've normalized.

But the habits we're building? Those transfer to humans who can.

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We don't pause. We pile on.

And yes, it's not sentient. It doesn't "feel" tired.
But maybe the image isn't about the AI at all.

Maybe it's a mirror.

If your assistant runs ads, you're not the customer.

You're the product.

Once ads exist, the roadmap starts optimizing for retention and conversion. That leaks into UX, defaults, and even what the model nudges you toward.

Ads turn an assistant into a salesman with perfect context. That's not a feature - it's the business model.

But putting ads inside ChatGPT is an admission that the model is solved enough to be monetized like a feed.

OpenAI can promise ads won't influence answers, but the real issue is incentives.