If an AI can take calls and schedule appointments for the plumber that would be cool

>>108651417
AI is helpful, but no one sane can imagine the current AI shit to return the money and resources that were invested into it.

Longer term, sure... somehow the plumbers might also want to use AI. Maybe it can review camera footage and organize their schedules?

Besides they're attacking the consumer hardware market directly. I hope they get their karmic retribution for that soon.

>>108651437
It can't, and anyone who tries is going to be making many angry phone calls to retarded Indian tech support that can't help with the issue.

>selling AI agents
lmao are you stupid? there's nothing stopping people from prompting them into existence.

>>108651417
>selling AI agents
nigga that's like selling a course, and in this AI era it's a scam at best

>>108651417
all the cost is in power and cooling so idk how you'd make that profitable, theres a reason companies are going the sub route with this

I'm not kidding when I say this, I think AI's primary function is to be able to write adverts and shill itself. That's what it's best at doing right now.
There is real value to gain from using AI, but they are secondary to this. It is a machine made to sell itself and that is what it has been doing best.
So be aware of that. Value for AI is something users figure out very fast when they get their hands on the product. You might be able to trick them once and that's it.

>>108651417
>Does my local plumber really need ai workflow automation?
Maybe? Does he have absolutely no one assisting him with any part of his job? There's gotta be someone doing something he can replace.