This weekly update shows how AI agents are becoming a big part of how businesses work around the world. AI agents are smart computer programs that can do tasks without a person telling them every single step. More than 79% of companies now use AI agents in their business, and this number keeps growing.

The biggest news this week was about major AI companies releasing new and better AI models that work together more smoothly. These new models help AI agents work better and faster. One important tool called MCP reached 97 million downloads, which means many companies are now using the same system to build their AI agents.

Businesses are realizing that AI automation is no longer optional—it is now something they need to stay competitive. Companies are using AI agents to do things like check financial records, answer customer questions, and organize supply chains. In the United States, three states passed new laws about how companies should use AI.

One important announcement was that OpenAI stopped offering Sora, its tool for making videos with AI, because it cost too much money to run. This shows that not all AI ideas can work well for business. Meanwhile, customer service automation is growing fast, expected to go from $5.74 billion in 2025 to $6.68 billion in 2026.

Another big finding is that automation is growing eight times faster than regular human activity on the internet. This means AI agents are now doing more work online than people are. Experts say that around 40% of business software will include AI agents by 2026, helping workers do their jobs better and faster.