How to Really Scale AI: Combining Traditional and Agentic Automation
summary
Claims that scaling fails for process reasons not model limits and shows a concrete hybrid build: SEO research automation that pulls Google Sheets Google Analytics and web results, a RAG‑style interlinking extractor over the CMS, and a copy agent version of a custom GPT wired into those flows so a single form triggers end‑to‑end content production. Implementation uses Make platform, OpenAI and RAG techniques, reports ~300 AI workflows and 100+ agents in production, and demonstrates a working system that moves projects past pilots.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10Scaling AI challenges
- 2:37Right AI use cases
- 5:02Seven AI problem types
- 12:55Combining AI use cases
- 13:58Content creation scaling
- 22:47Traditional automation foundation
- 32:56Traditional vs agentic automation
- 37:13Key takeaways
- 39:18Q&A: AI content
- 40:40Q&A: Prompt injection
- 41:46Q&A: AI automation tools
- 42:30Q&A: More AI opportunities
- 44:20Q&A: Developer involvement
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