Mark Zuckerberg has unveiled Meta's new AI-powered business agents, designed to operate on WhatsApp, Messenger, and Instagram. These agents aim to automate various business functions, such as answering customer inquiries, scheduling appointments, and completing sales transactions without human involvement. During a recent conference in London, Zuckerberg emphasized that the goal is for these AI agents to eventually manage entire businesses. Currently, about a million businesses are already utilizing this service, which has been tested in select markets. While the service is free for now, Meta plans to introduce tiered subscription plans in the coming months, catering to businesses of different sizes. Additionally, a specialized AI platform for larger enterprises is in development. This initiative marks a significant shift in Meta's revenue strategy, moving away from traditional advertising toward subscription and enterprise services. However, the rise of AI agents raises critical questions about the future of jobs and productivity in the workplace.