But I'm going to try to max out these processes to see where I can take it before I even – like I'm not going to give it a wallet.
I don't want to connect it to my Telegram or give it my passwords or do anything crazy. But I definitely want to see how it can handle certain processes like writing code or even story correction, different things like this.
So it's exciting to test this stuff. And yeah, also, MK, definitely going to send you a DM, shout out to you and what you're doing. I do know a lot about pushing a coin, different things like that, so I'll give any help that I can in that area.
Yeah, shout out to everybody in the room, and hope everyone's having a good day, a good Sunday, and much love. Absolutely. Congratulations.
Wait a minute. Now, you central – I'm going to call you central command, like you're central control of the AI agents. And so what's the – I know this might be a crazy question that I'm asking you, right? So ultimately, you're building this army.
What will I be able to do with this army of AI agents? Is it individual? Will I get the whole army? What's your thoughts on that, Izzo? Well, I was thinking about it today, and I was doing some research on different apps and programs that handle different businesses' processes, like in the background, like maybe managing budgets or scheduling dates, automatic text messages to customers or follow-ups.
Even if added, like a voice API, it could answer phone calls for, let's say, a mechanic that always misses phone calls because he's on certain jobs or whatever it may be, and do even voice automation and stuff. But it would all be in one centralized hub.
And this is all just like – I'm using these agents personally to help me code, do visual code, and create this for a different separate project. So I'll be using it separately. So that's why I don't really need to connect it to anything serious, at least yet.
