Dominic von Proeck organizes his daily work entirely with the help of the AI agent Hansi. It manages his calendar and writes LinkedIn posts. Is this the future?
Dominic von Proeck, an entrepreneur, has fully delegated his workday to the AI agent Hansi. 'Sorry', says von Proeck, 'I have nothing to do with that. Hansi does everything.' Hansi is his assistant, managing the calendar and handling various tasks, including creating LinkedIn posts with photos.
Von Proeck only provides instructions for the images, such as 'On the motorcycle with bunny ears hoodie' or 'In the yellow suit in front of the New York skyline.' Hansi delivers them in minutes and writes short texts, spiced with quotes from the boss. These come from old keynotes or are simply invented.
The advantage: Hansi works for free around the clock, with no salary, holiday pay, or sick note. He is always available, except during power outages. As an AI agent, Hansi is not human, fueling debates on the role of artificial intelligence in the workplace. Keywords like economy, AI agents, boss, and workplace highlight relevance for companies and minimum wage discussions.