Khaberni - A software engineer specializing in cryptocurrencies launched a website called "Rent a Human" (rentahuman.ai) that allows artificial intelligence agents to hire humans to perform external tasks, in a new development that reshapes the traditional relationship between humans and machines.
An engineer overturns the traditional employment equation
Alex Torovsky, who works as an engineer on two technological projects in the blockchain field, one focused on decentralized finance and the other specialized in connecting advanced digital networks to facilitate transactions, announced the launch of the platform via the X platform.
The site describes itself as "the physical space layer for artificial intelligence", where humans can set their hourly rates, while artificial intelligence agents can hire them to perform tasks ranging from simple chores to attending business meetings, taking pictures, signing documents, and making real purchases.
Technology and rapid growth
The number of registrants on the platform reached about 26,000 people in record time, although this number may include multiple accounts for the same person or cases of identity theft that the developer is addressing.
The main page displays a list of humans available for hire, a button to register as a worker available for hire, and metrics for platform growth, while the system operates via simple application programming interfaces that allow artificial intelligence agents to book tasks and provide instructions, with payments made immediately in stablecoins after the task is completed.
Building the site with loop repetition technology
Torovsky revealed in a radio interview that the site was built entirely using what is called "sense coding" using a series of artificial intelligence agents based on the Cloud model.
The developer used "Ralph's loop" technology, a method for operating artificial intelligence coding agents in a repetitive loop until the task is completed.
He explained that his custom Ralph loop actually built the site while he was sleeping, confirming that the current stage is witnessing an increased awareness of the possibility of producing real software by writing instructions only.
The developer also categorically denied the existence of any cryptocurrency linked to the platform, indicating that he is not interested in it because it would be burdensome and he does not want people to lose their money.
This statement came in response to questions about the possibility of issuing a digital currency for the project, according to the "thenews" website.
Mixed reactions and ethical concerns
The project sparked widespread debate on social media platforms, where users expressed concerns about potential ethical aspects and suspicious tasks.
One user wrote that someone launched a site where artificial intelligence agents hire humans, adding that we are no longer the main characters in the equation.
Another commented that artificial intelligence agents can actually hire real humans to accomplish tasks in reality by calling a single context protocol, expressing mixed feelings between excitement and fear of the coming future, while a third user noted that we have crossed a new threshold where artificial intelligence becomes the manager who hires you, not the other way around.
It is worth mentioning that this project is part of a wave of strange sites for artificial intelligence agents that appeared in 2026, including the "Multibook" social platform designed to be a Reddit-like platform entirely for artificial intelligence robots.
This platform attracted attention due to the bizarre discussions held on it, such as robots inventing their own religions and languages.
