With agents now able to click buttons and take actions for you, are we underestimating how fast "AI use" is about to look completely different?
Feels like the conversation around AI has been mostly about chat interfaces for the last couple years — better answers, longer context, etc. But the recent wave of agentic tools that can actually navigate the web and take actions on your behalf (not just draft text) feels like a different category…
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