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title: "OMG. This AI agent saved my marriage, scaled my business 100x ...and walked my dog."
url: https://sam-page.com/thinking/omg-this-ai-agent-saved-my-marriage-scaled-my-business-100x-and-walked-my-dog
date: 2025-07-16
author: Sam Page
type: Post or article
categories: [Emerging tech and AI]
reading_time: 2 min
summary: "Comment \"WALKIES\" below and I'll give you free access."
first_published: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn%3Ali%3Ashare%3A7351217131507646465
---

# OMG. This AI agent saved my marriage, scaled my business 100x ...and walked my dog.

Comment "WALKIES" below and I'll give you free access.

![](https://sam-page.com/img/thinking/omg-this-ai-agent-saved-my-marriage-scaled-my-business-100x-and-walked-li1.webp)

Only kidding. And sorry to be tongue in cheek.  
But if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Frustratingly, this is the type of thing I'm seeing on LinkedIn, filling my feed, with thousands of replies.

Crazy claims, delivered miraculously through a prompt or an agent that no one else has access to. And I get it, a quick fix is tempting, especially if we're facing a challenge or difficult situation.

AI is an amazing tool that can transform how we work, and AI agents are great at certain tasks, but not in the way some people are claiming. At least, not yet.

The real gains I'm seeing (and I'm actively involved in) come from being innovative, pragmatic and realistic. And that involves:

Being clear on the problem and the role AI can play in solving it.  
Testing out different ideas that are based on solid knowledge.  
Iterating carefully to work out what is more effective.  
Combining the power of human thinking and technology, not replacing one with the other.

And most importantly, always considering the human impact and ensuring a meaningful outcome.

This is the path to innovation, rather than headline-grabbing tricks which over-promise and under-deliver.

So please experiment, be innovative, and use AI t to try and solve problems.

But a the same time, let's be careful of the claims that are too-good-to-be-true, and help  other people by calling them into question if they don't sit right.