The most interesting problem for AI to solve is capturing the decisions that only experienced people know how to make. Many companies are less automated than they think because their most important logic still exists as a habit, not code. @conveyAI launched to solve exactly that. Convey says customers trained a first full-workflow teammate in about 3hours, with cases like 450+hours/week saved in ad ops and faster finance work. Convey empowers people by taking the tedious, repetitive work off their plate, not their place on the team. The shift it is selling is ownership rather than assistance, where the AI executes work on its own, pauses on edge cases, asks for input, and improves the next time. Most AI products aim at that problem by making the worker faster. Convey is betting that the bigger leap comes when software takes ownership of the workflow itself, surfaces edge cases, and improves through escalation instead of constant supervision. That sounds minor until you look at the mechanism. If operators can teach a system by doing the job, then process design no longer has to wait for engineering bandwidth, consultants, or a long IT queue. The company says this works across messy enterprise contexts, from accounting and deal updates to reporting and ad operations, and cites customers such as Samsara, ChargePoint, Unity, Faire, NBCUniversal, and TelevisaUnivision. The future belongs to the 100x operator.