Dan Martell

People still have folks on their team to do things like buying things for them.

Every purchase today for most people requires human approval.

Emails, most people are using AI to write them.

And then when the reply comes in, the person used AI to reply.

90% of mine already are via my assistant.

Humans will be taken out of that process in 2026.

Here's why I know that.

Experts say that by 2028, not far away, 90% of all business purchases will be handled by AI agents, moving $15 trillion in spend.

Essentially what that will look like is AI bots will do the research for you, buy for you, return things for you, coordinate things for you, scheduling things for you.

And then on the other side, the AI will receive that order, coordinate any missing data with your AI without you involved and just take care of the transaction.

All of this gets done with no human intervention.

Here's a simple example.

Your fridge sees everything in the fridge.

It'll know you're low on tomatoes.

It'll know that you don't have enough chicken and it will automatically coordinate with the other AI apps to purchase and get it delivered.

So all of a sudden you'll never have to tell anybody what you want to reorder.

Do you see how cool this gets?

So here's what this means for you.

Your job shifts from placing orders to managing the AI that places orders, from configuring them, from monitoring them, giving it more data.

See, the AI can get better if you don't learn how to talk to it and coordinate it and train it.