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    AI workers are claimed to run continuously without supervision

    A post casts these workers as a third stage after chatbots and agents—and claims that stage is already here.

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    A September 16, 2026 post frames chatbots as step one, agents as step two, and workers that run continuously without supervision as step three. It argues that this third stage has already arrived.

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    2 Sources

    @rohanpaul_aiChatbots were step one. Agents were step two. Workers that run continuously without supervision are step three, and it is already here.
    @omarsar0Proactive agents remain an unsolved problem. Agents are much more useful when they can act on their own. Delos gives each AI worker its own email, phone number, and Microsoft or Google account. Your team reaches it on Slack, Teams, email, or phone, and it follows up on work without waiting for a prompt. It's already running in 300+ companies. I've been writing about proactive agents all year, and this is the direction I'm most excited about.

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    @rohanpaul_aiChatbots were step one. Agents were step two. Workers that run continuously without supervision are step three, and it is already here.
    @omarsar0Proactive agents remain an unsolved problem. Agents are much more useful when they can act on their own. Delos gives each AI worker its own email, phone number, and Microsoft or Google account. Your team reaches it on Slack, Teams, email, or phone, and it follows up on work without waiting for a prompt. It's already running in 300+ companies. I've been writing about proactive agents all year, and this is the direction I'm most excited about.