AI Agent News Today

Sunday, February 8, 2026

AI Agents Go Live Today

Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek launched AI.com, a platform for autonomous AI agents he acquired for $70 million in cryptocurrency. The platform lets users deploy AI to handle real-world tasks like trading, automating workflows, and managing calendars—all while keeping your data private. The big debut happens during Super Bowl LX with a nationwide ad.

Humans Now Have a New Gig: Renting Themselves to AI

A new platform called Rentahuman.ai flipped the script: AI agents can now hire humans for physical work they can't do. Built by engineer Alexander Liteplo, the platform already has 130+ sign-ups within hours. Workers list their skills and get paid in cryptocurrency, with rates between $50-$69 per hour. The concept is simple: AI handles decisions, you handle the real-world tasks.

Why This Matters

These developments show AI is moving beyond screens into daily life. For you: expect more AI-powered automation in 2026, new job opportunities through platforms like Rentahuman.ai, and growing integration of blockchain with AI services.

More News
Put an agent to work

Stop reading agent demos. Give one a job you repeat every week.

Describe the work, test the first result, and keep the agent available without running your own server.

Runs without your laptopBrowser + messaging appsBackups and clonesMemory survives restarts

Plans start at $29/month. Cancel anytime.

Hosted agent

OpenClaw or Hermes

saved state
Browser
WhatsApp
Telegram
Slack
“I checked the inbox, handled the routine messages, and sent you the one question that needs a decision.”
Create an AI worker that keeps running after this tab closes.
Open Agent Factory