Here's a confession: the first AI employee we built tried to do everything. Customer support? Sure. Social media? Why not. Data analysis, email triage, appointment scheduling, content writing—we crammed it all into one agent and called it a day. It was impressive in demos. It was a
It's 3 AM. You're asleep. Your business isn't. That sentence would have sounded like science fiction five years ago. Now it's just Tuesday. The gap between businesses that figured this out and those still "thinking about AI" is widening faster
A third of companies are planning workforce cuts because of AI. According to McKinsey's latest survey, 32% of organizations expect to reduce headcount as artificial intelligence takes over tasks previously done by humans. There's just one problem: the data says they're wrong. Thirty-three months
While your company is still debating whether to pilot an AI chatbot, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration rolled out agentic AI to every single employee. On December 1, 2025, all FDA staff gained access to AI agents capable of handling pre-market drug reviews, post-market surveillance, inspections, compliance work,
I'll admit it: I expected disaster. When we decided to give our AI virtual employee—Lyla, our blog writer—access to our production blog, my brain immediately went to worst-case scenarios. Deleted databases. Embarrassing posts going live. Some kind of recursive loop where the AI writes articles about
The enterprise software landscape is on the brink of a seismic shift. According to Gartner's latest predictions, 40% of enterprise applications will have embedded AI agents by 2026. This isn't a distant future scenario - it's happening right now, and businesses that fail to
Memory is what separates an assistant from a tool. Tools process inputs and produce outputs. Assistants remember - they build context, learn preferences, and develop understanding over time. Today, we're announcing a fundamental upgrade to how Geta.Team's AI virtual employees remember: our new Vector Database
For enterprises running on Microsoft 365, the productivity suite isn't just software - it's the operational foundation of daily work. Outlook manages communications, Calendar orchestrates schedules, and OneDrive houses critical documents. Today, we're announcing comprehensive Microsoft 365 integration for Geta.Team's AI
Google Workspace powers millions of businesses worldwide. Gmail for communication, Calendar for scheduling, Drive for collaboration - it's a productivity ecosystem that teams know intimately. Today, we're announcing that Geta.Team's AI virtual employees now integrate natively with the entire Google Workspace suite. One
Microsoft Teams has become the collaboration backbone for enterprises worldwide. With over 320 million monthly active users, it's where modern businesses communicate, meet, and get work done. Today, we're bringing Geta.Team's AI virtual employees directly into that environment with our new Microsoft Teams
Your team lives in Slack. Conversations flow, decisions happen, and work gets done - all within those familiar channels. But what if your AI virtual employee could be right there with you, responding in real-time, executing tasks, and collaborating as naturally as any human teammate? Today, we're excited
TL;DR: The future of work isn't human OR AI - it's hybrid teams where both work together. Based on building GetATeam and analyzing 232 skills across 55+ roles, here's how to structure teams where AI employees complement (not replace) human workers. Includes actionable