Ambient agents, which operate in the background to handle tasks without requiring constant user interaction, are seen as a crucial advancement for maximizing human capabilities. These agents can undertake multiple tasks simultaneously, unlike chat-based interfaces that limit users to one task at a time. Trust in ambient agents can be cultivated by allowing users to see and correct the steps the agents take, transitioning from a "human-in-the-loop" to a "human-on-the-loop" model, where users oversee and provide feedback as needed. An example of this is the Devin software, which enables users to review and adjust processes at any stage. Despite their autonomy, ambient agents may still require human input for complex decisions, as demonstrated by an email assistant that integrates with Slack to solicit user opinions for specific tasks. This approach suggests a future where human oversight is integrated into the workflow, promoting scalability and efficiency in handling various tasks.