AI Agents and the Future of Robotics

Defining Agents as a Service

At CES 2025, Nick Liverman and Old World Labs introduced the world to "Agents as a Service" - a revolutionary approach to AI that seamlessly integrates intelligent agents into both physical robotics and virtual environments. This breakthrough represents a fundamental shift in how we think about artificial intelligence applications.

Unlike traditional AI systems that operate in isolation, our AI agents are designed to work collaboratively across multiple platforms, from humanoid robots to immersive virtual worlds like Abyss Online. This cross-platform intelligence creates unprecedented opportunities for human-AI collaboration.

Applications in Healthcare, Manufacturing, and Defense

Nick Liverman's vision for AI agents extends far beyond gaming and entertainment. In healthcare, our intelligent systems are being developed to assist with precision surgery and patient care. Manufacturing applications include autonomous quality control and adaptive production optimization.

The defense sector has shown particular interest in our embodied intelligence systems, where AI agents can operate in challenging environments while maintaining ethical decision-making protocols. These applications demonstrate the versatility and reliability of Old World Labs' AI agent technology.

The Road Ahead: Embodied Intelligence

The future of robotics lies in embodied intelligence - AI systems that don't just process information, but understand and interact with the physical world in meaningful ways. Nick Liverman and the Old World Labs team are at the forefront of this revolution, developing agents that can learn, adapt, and evolve.

Our research focuses on creating AI agents that can transfer knowledge between different embodiments, whether that's a manufacturing robot, a virtual character, or a medical assistance system. This flexibility represents the next major breakthrough in artificial intelligence.