Here are the tasks that execs from Anduril to Zendesk are giving their personal agents
Top execs at companies like Anduril, Adobe, and KPMG are using personal AI agents for tasks like booking dog walkers and flu shots.
Executives at companies such as Anduril, Adobe, KPMG, and Uniphore are already utilizing personal AI agents to streamline their day-to-day tasks. These agents, which connect to personal accounts like banks, email, and calendars, are designed to autonomously take action on the internet. While some executives are enthusiastic about the potential time and money savings, they still want to have final approval before any action is taken.
Jeff Miller, Anduril's chief marketing officer, has used AI to complete expense reports, hire a dog walker, and negotiate insurance rates. Eric Snowden, Adobe's senior vice president of design, used Meta's Muse agent to book a restaurant reservation and a flu shot appointment. Todd Lohr, KPMG's AI chief, has used personal AI to automate household technology, such as security settings and cameras.
Zendesk CEO Tom Eggemeier has saved around $2,000 a year by using an AI agent to negotiate better deals for his phone and internet plans.
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