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For years, the promise of enterprise AI was efficiency at scale — machines doing the work of many. What the Wall Street Journal reported this weekend is something more interesting: machines doing the work of management itself. Mark Zuckerberg is building a personal AI agent. And he’s already using it. What the WSJ Report Says According to sources cited by the Wall Street Journal on March 22, Zuckerberg’s agent is designed to do something simple but structurally significant: get him information faster by cutting out the layers of people who would normally surface it. ...

The Wall Street Journal confirmed it Sunday: Mark Zuckerberg is building a personal AI agent to help him run Meta. It’s already in active use. And it’s doing something that would have been unthinkable for a Fortune 500 CEO just 18 months ago — replacing human intermediaries entirely. What the Agent Actually Does According to the WSJ report, Zuckerberg’s personal agent functions as an intelligence aggregator. Instead of going through multiple layers of people or teams to get answers — the classic CEO bottleneck where questions cascade through VPs, directors, and managers before a response bubbles back up — the agent retrieves information directly. ...