Here's What I'd Learn Instead of AI Automation in 2027

As somebody in the industry that's made it close to 10 million dollars through AI automation, I've noticed a lot of incentives perpetuating this idea that AI automation will last forever. Whether you are an automation specialist or somebody on social media or a company that sells AI SaaS apps or what have you. You know, you're afraid to talk

negatively about the industry cuz you think it's going to hit you in the wallet. Um so maybe it will, but AI automation is not going to last forever. And then I'm making this video for two reasons. The first is that model progress on automation benchmarks like automation bench and GDP eval, uh two

benchmarks that basically came out of nowhere and then in less than 6 months models are already scoring very very well on are showing us that AI agents can now autonomously automate a lot of the business without a human being in the loop at all. And so back in the good old days, you had to micromanage these

agents to get them to do what you want. You had to point them at the API documentation and the endpoints and get them to, you know, do the connectors and stuff like that. Now it's literally just, "Hey brother, I got a task for you. Can you automate www.myhvacbusiness.com?" And it'll actually go and do a pretty

good job. The second big thing is uh knowledge asymmetry, which is um you know, how back in the good old days, again, you had a lot of knowledge about AI and what it could do. And the people you were selling to had very little knowledge about AI and what it could do. And so, you know, the way that arbitrage

works is you're compensated on the difference in knowledge between you and your customer. And so we had a very big difference, therefore we were compensated a lot. Well now that knowledge gap is it's closing. I mean it's not closed, you know, maybe instead of like here it's probably over here. But obviously there's shifts there,