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AI agents are starting to look less like software and more like employees
The first thing people ask about an employee isn't how smart they are. It's whether they're reliable, accountable, and can work within a team. I think we're reaching the same point with AI agents. Models keep getting better, but organizations are beginning to care more about how agents behave in production than how they perform on benchmarks. That's why I think the conversation is shifting from agent intelligence to agent operations. Once an organization has dozens of agents, questions around ...
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