Imagine having an AI that not only executes a set of functions but strategises, thinks ahead, responds to your users, and humanizes the entire user journey.When AutoGPT debuted, we saw this shift from reactive tools to proactive decision-making systems, demonstrating a bold step forward, tackling complex tasks like market analysis, website creation, and logistics planning. It could even generate subagents—specialized AI units designed to complete specific parts of a broader goal.Initially requiring user consent for major decisions, AutoGPT sparked conversations about how far such autonomy should go. The prospect of fully independent agents raises crucial questions about trust, accountability, and alignment with human goals.