This weekly update shows how AI agents are changing business work around the world. Companies are now using AI to do full jobs instead of just helping workers.

A big study by Anthropic found that 77% of business AI use is for complete automation. This means AI does the whole task without human help. Regular people use AI differently - they work together with it more often.

Many companies plan to give 30% of their workers access to AI tools by next year. This is a huge jump from today, where less than 10% of workers use anything beyond basic spreadsheets.

Amazon launched an AI agent that can handle seller tasks like managing inventory and promotions. YouTube added over 30 new AI tools this year. Microsoft made its AI chat feature free in Office apps.

The promo industry shows how AI is spreading everywhere. A quarter of distributors and two-thirds of suppliers now use AI. They use it for email, product research, and customer service.

Agentic AI is the newest trend. This means multiple AI systems work together to solve big problems. They can break down barriers between different company departments.

Manufacturing companies are using AI-powered design tools. These tools can create dozens of design options in minutes instead of weeks. Workers using these tools perform 40% better than those without AI help.

All this automation raises questions about jobs. While AI takes over some tasks, it also creates new opportunities in AI management and cybersecurity. Companies need to help workers learn new skills to keep up with these changes.