In an AI agent workflow of the future: "When an agent hits this wall, it does what software always does: It calls an application programming interface (API), a mechanism that enables one system to communicate with another. Only now, the API is a human." More generally, "A Human API is the menu of requests an agent can make to a person, each one a callable sensing action." There are different ways tom interpret this - in one sense, your AI needs you to give permission. "OpenAI's Operator can shop for you, but at checkout, it hands over control for payment." In another sense, your AI hires humans need to watch or verify. "Startups like RentAHuman that let AI agents book people to complete tasks like photographing a school building to document its condition, posting signs on college campuses and visiting a new restaurant." It's hard to imagine how you would even train for such a position; I guess if you need to learn anything, the AI will teach you.
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