Is the a big benefit AI agents talk in organisations, that it is getting people to finally automate stuff in ways that don't actually involve agents as well?
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A lot of the excitement is about what agents themselves can actually do, sure, but I do keep seeing examples that make me think there is a bigger indirect effect going on - like teams looking at some ineffecient workflow that been done the same way for years and going "wait could this be different"…
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- 2026-09-06 08:15 · r/AI_Agents
Is the a big benefit AI agents talk in organisations, that it is getting people to finally automate stuff in ways that don't actually involve agents as well?
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