88% of enterprises now use or test AI agents, but most still need a human in the loop
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Summary: A robot vacuum should be a simple delegation. The floor is dirty. The robot cleans the floor. I go do literally anything else. Instead, the promise of automated cleaning comes with a surprising number of supervisory responsibilities: rescue it from a charging cable, move a sock from its path, ponder why the bathroom threshold is apparently an impassable geological formation. The floor gets cleaner
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