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Are we actually any closer to reliable agents, or is it still mostly demos?

I keep seeing claims about agents that can book things, manage inboxes, run multi step tasks on their own. Every demo looks great but every time I try to use one for something real it falls apart at step four and I end up babysitting it. I am not trying to be cynical, I genuinely want to know if an…

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  1. 2026-10-27 04:51 · r/artificial
    Are we actually any closer to reliable agents, or is it still mostly demos?

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