I think it’s a real platform shift, but we’re still in the phase where the market is separating genuine AI-native execution from AI marketing.
What makes companies like HappyRobot interesting is the focus on specific operational workflows first. Proving that an agent can reliably execute work in logistics is much stronger than launching a generic “AI agent for everything.” Once the infrastructure, integrations, and operating model are proven, expanding into adjacent industries becomes more credible.