This week, OpenAI released Agent Builder – and the AI community erupted with apocalyptic predictions. “This will kill tools like n8n, Make, and Zapier!” “OpenAI just signed the death warrant for thousands of startups!” I am not going to link to those articles, because I find them funny at best – and click-bait at worst. […]
I have written about AI Agents in the fleet management space before, and now I’ve built one myself. In just a few hours with n8n and modern LLMs, I created a functional agent that can query fleet data, make (reasonably 😉) intelligent decisions, and even direct my demo-fleet via text-messages. This post shares what it
I have been thinking about potential use-cases for agentic AI in fleet management a lot over the last few months. And want to share some thoughts around this here, as I think the traditional world of fleet management is in for a big change. Defining the Space of Agentic AI But first, let’s start with
It has been a while since this blog has been active. Almost 9 years to be precise. Things are changing. My work has changed and I am no longer working for a big cooperation. And the world around us is changing – with potentially the biggest impact coming from Artificial Intelligence and the possibilities it