> the AI Employee is coming by the end of 2026 and the fully autonomous AI Company in 2027 sometime

We'll see! I'm skeptical.

> what's holding back the AI Employee are things like really effective long term context and memory management and some level of interface generality like browser or computer use and voice

These are pretty big hurdles. Assuming they're solved by the end of this year is a big assumption to make.

Coincidentally, Pika just launched "AI Selves":

Pika AI Selves let you create a persistent, portable AI version of you built on your personality, taste, memories, voice, and appearance. They're multi-modal – text, voice/audio, image, video – and live your life across every platform.

Funny you described everything I worked on for this project: https://github.com/rush86999/atom

Cats out of the bag. Everyone knows the issue and I bet a lot of people are trying to deliver the same thing.

I think you're forgetting about accountability: who's to blame when AI messes up?

My guess is we'll see a gradual slope rather than a cliff