Nicolas Bustamante(@nicbstme):My theory: almost no one really uses AI agents yet. Like outside the SF tech bubble, where everyone is agent-maxxing, every time I talk to friends outside tech, my in-laws in Texas, or friends here in France, “AI” still basically means whatever features on ChatGPT. And the biggest breakthrough for normal people right now is not autonomous research or multi-agent workflows etc. It’s that ChatGPT can finally send an email or create a calendar invite. it shows how early we are. Also, can you imagine the compute crunch if billions of people actually start using agents to do meaningful parts of their jobs?

2026.08.05 08:24

My theory: almost no one really uses AI agents yet. Like outside the SF tech bubble, where everyone is agent-maxxing, every time I talk to friends outside tech, my in-laws in Texas, or friends here in France, “AI” still basically means whatever features on ChatGPT. And the biggest breakthrough for normal people right now is not autonomous research or multi-agent workflows etc. It’s that ChatGPT can finally send an email or create a calendar invite. it shows how early we are. Also, can you imagine the compute crunch if billions of people actually start using agents to do meaningful parts of their jobs?

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