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Clarifying AI agents' roles prevents misunderstandings and misuse in the workplace.
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AI agents are not your “coworkers”
AI agents are increasingly used in workplaces but should not be considered human coworkers. These tools assist with tasks but lack human qualities and decision-making abilities. Understanding their role helps set realistic expectations for their use in business environments.
MIT Technology Review AI
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Proper integration of AI agents can improve productivity without overestimating their capabilities.
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Businesses should clearly define AI agents' functions and limitations to employees.
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AI agents are not your “coworkers”
AI agents are increasingly used in workplaces but should not be considered human coworkers. These tools assist with tasks but lack human qualities and decision-making abilities. Understanding their role helps set realistic expectations for their use in business environments.
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AI agents are not your “coworkers”
AI agents are increasingly used in workplaces but should not be considered human coworkers. These tools assist with tasks but lack human qualities and decision-making abilities. Understanding their role helps set realistic expectations for their use in business environments.