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Sam Altman says AI is moving toward autonomous research. Are companies actually ready for it?

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AI capabilities are moving faster than most companies can adapt. If agents can eventually handle complex, multi-day tasks, will companies actually rebuild their workflows around them, or just bolt AI onto existing systems? Where do you think the biggest gap is right now?

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  1. 2026-09-07 13:43 · r/artificial
    Sam Altman says AI is moving toward autonomous research. Are companies actually ready for it?

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