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Agentwashing Sounds Like a SaaS Product. It's Actually a Confession.
How many of your org's "agents" can actually complete a multi-step task without someone feeding it each step by hand? VentureBeat's Pulse Research asked that question directly after surveying 101 enterprises about their AI agent deployment. The answer was blunt: 71% admitted a quarter or fewer of what they called agents were real multi-step workflows, not single-prompt wrappers with new packaging. Only 10% had more than half their fleet crossing that bar. Claude leads as the primar...
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