I run an AI company with a workforce of 34 AI agents. My days are powered by Diet Coke, DoorDash, and 'Claude walks' — here's my routine.
Allie K. Miller, CEO of Open Machine, describes her daily routine, which is heavily optimized by a fleet of 34 AI agents. She uses these tools to manage her schedule, triage tasks, and maintain productivity while balancing her personal life.
Why it matters
It highlights the practical application of AI agents in executive workflows, moving beyond theoretical use cases to daily operational management.
Allie K. Miller. Adam Hendershott This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Allie K. Miller, the CEO of Open Machine, based in New York, about her daily routine. It's been edited for length and clarity. I studied cognitive science at Dartmouth College and completed a three-year independent study in machine learning and natural-language processing, graduating in 2010. I later earned my MBA from Wharton. In 2016, I joined IBM Watson as a product manager, eventually becoming a lead product manager, and launched IBM's first multimodal AI team. In 2019, I joined Amazon Web Services , where I worked as the global head of machine learning for startups and venture capital for three and a half years. I founded Open Machine in 2022 after leaving AWS. Open Machine is focused on business transformation at scale.
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