This weekly update brings exciting news about AI agents changing how we trade and do business.

A major sales company called Outreach just launched new AI agents that can handle sales work all by themselves. These smart computer helpers can find new customers, send follow-up emails, and manage entire sales processes without human help. This marks a big step toward what experts call "autopilot selling."

Trading markets are buzzing with AI activity too. Smart investors are watching special AI penny stocks that could grow fast. Companies like APLD, BBAI, and HPE are getting attention because they help build the computer systems that AI agents need to work.

Meanwhile, Broadcom shipped a powerful new AI chip that helps data centers run faster. These chips are super important because they let AI agents process information much quicker. The chips help big computer centers that train AI models work better together.

However, some market experts are worried about an AI bubble. They notice that while the main stock market keeps going up, some AI-focused stocks are not keeping pace. This could mean trouble ahead if AI stocks start falling behind.

Financial companies are also jumping on the AI agent trend. Experian created a new AI tool that helps banks check if people can pay back loans. This shows how AI agents are spreading into many different types of business work beyond just trading.