You do realize AI is already making decisions for you, right?
A lot of people still think, “I don't use AI. All that ChatGPT stuff is a whole different world that has nothing to do with me.”
But if you dig just a little deeper, you'll realize AI is already built into almost every part of our lives:
• Money. At many of the world's largest banks, AI evaluates loan applications. It looks at your spending patterns, transfers, and even how you use the banking app.
• Work. Algorithms rank millions of résumés and decide which candidates recruiters see first. You might get rejected without a single person ever reviewing your application — because the system never showed it to anyone.
• Shopping. Marketplaces don't necessarily show you the best products. They show you the ones you're most likely to buy.
And those are just a few examples. The crazy part is that all of this has happened in just the last few years, which means we're still only at the very beginning of the AI era.
The next step is AI agents that don't just give advice or analyze information — they actually take action. For example, they'll find the right product, wait for it to go on sale, and buy it for you.
Google has already started rolling out that kind of infrastructure.
So at the very least, we're headed toward a fascinating future — one where the very nature of the internet could fundamentally change.