AI workers will be as cheap and ordinary as electricity within ten years, a shift that threatens businesses that wait and rewards workers who use it.

• Tony Robbins expects AI labor to be something companies stop even thinking about the cost of, the way they do with power.
• Most businesses have not put AI agents to work yet, mainly out of fear.
• Half of what a typical office job involves is busywork like building slide decks and documents.
• Handing that busywork to a digital assistant is pitched as a way to keep your job, not lose it, by freeing you for the work only a person can do.

Outlook: Expect a scramble to bolt AI assistants onto existing jobs, with the pressure landing hardest on companies that stall.