The emergence of AI agents is rapidly transforming various sectors, with predictions that interactions with AI will soon surpass those with humans in areas such as customer support and sales. Adobe is at the forefront of this shift, anticipating its AI annual recurring revenue (ARR) to double from approximately $125 million in fiscal Q1 to $250 million by fiscal Q4, driven by innovations like the Acrobat AI Assistant and Firefly App. Meanwhile, OpenAI, Microsoft, and Anthropic are backing the new Model Context Protocol (MCP), which aims to standardize AI interactions with tools and data, enhancing integration capabilities. This development is seen as a pivotal moment for AI infrastructure, potentially democratizing AI development and facilitating seamless communication between large language models and various applications. The tech industry is now grappling with the implications of these 'super agents' as they become integral to business operations.