OpenAI is building AI agents for everything. Will everyone use them?
THE SO WHAT
A push to ship agents “for everything” from a frontier lab turns the assistant from a single endpoint into a mesh of task-specific operators—email, browsing, code, back-office. If you own a workflow with repetitive digital steps, assume there will be a default agent for it and decide now whether you integrate, compete, or specialize around domain context and data access.
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