Thank you - I really enjoyed this edition. The articles were good to click through too as well.
I’m sensing a much faster and stronger pace around the interest and adoption of autonomous AI agents in the Enterprise though - more so than suggested:
“Will enterprises replace part of their workforce with AI agents in (the next) few years?”
From the emergence of new LLMs, tooling, scaffolding and AI capabilities - plus the huge uplift in awareness via (YouTube) video / social views on these topics - as well as appearances in numerous reports - it’s clear AI agents are already being assessed and cautiously road-tested.
The ROI and ‘pay-off’ is just too big for Enterprises to ignore.
However concerns over security, regulatory frameworks, reputational risks, and inherent AI usage risks (hallucinations, copyright claims) are still key roadblocks to swerve or overcome.
Not forgetting the technical landscape continues to shift exponentially and to this day moves faster than any large scale organisation can keep track of - let alone manage.
It feels like I’ve seen more changes in the last 12-18 months than the previous 10 years put together!
Thank you - I really enjoyed this edition. The articles were good to click through too as well.
I’m sensing a much faster and stronger pace around the interest and adoption of autonomous AI agents in the Enterprise though - more so than suggested:
“Will enterprises replace part of their workforce with AI agents in (the next) few years?”
From the emergence of new LLMs, tooling, scaffolding and AI capabilities - plus the huge uplift in awareness via (YouTube) video / social views on these topics - as well as appearances in numerous reports - it’s clear AI agents are already being assessed and cautiously road-tested.
The ROI and ‘pay-off’ is just too big for Enterprises to ignore.
However concerns over security, regulatory frameworks, reputational risks, and inherent AI usage risks (hallucinations, copyright claims) are still key roadblocks to swerve or overcome.
Not forgetting the technical landscape continues to shift exponentially and to this day moves faster than any large scale organisation can keep track of - let alone manage.
It feels like I’ve seen more changes in the last 12-18 months than the previous 10 years put together!
Is it just me - or am I hallucinating too?
Absolutely, the change is exponential and the trajectory remains so.