What Are AI Agents? Explained Simply

"chat GPT is basically just a souped up Siri it might be a genius but it's still a disembodied content generator whose main trick is speaking when spoken to but that era is ending chatbots are old news and a new generation of AI agents is replacing them as the new front end of AI"

"Tesla is only the latest company to loudly declare that its humanoids are on their way to roaming our streets and saving us from menial tasks however this is not likely to happen anytime soon"

"Tesla has been advertising full self-driving since 2014 so surely they can't be far away now autonomous vehicles are a good example of a gentic AI because they check basically every box"

"software AI agents are silently flooding the web changing our world themselves and each other sometimes in ways we can't see or feel they intangibility is likely to allow strange and perhaps harmful new phenomena to occur unchecked"

"there's no reason why other AI agents will not also seek to enrich them elves and manipulate markets people and other AI agents in pursuit of particular Financial political or religious interests that may or may not be aligned with those of their human creators"

"fully aut ious AI agents capable of writing their own code learning new skills making Financial transactions and perhaps self-proliferating are likely to be released into the wild long before lawmakers have a clue what is going on"

"Microsoft CEO sachan Adela expects AI agents to render software as a service or class obsolete as a business model this will profoundly impact the software industry and particularly enterprise software"

"it's not hard to imagine that AI agents will be able to perform these tasks better than humans can they'll interact with multiple data repositories without bias towards any specific backends rendering both the person and the software front end obsolete"

"as technology advances strange coincidences and unexpected events will become more and more common this is not a bug but a feature of the universe the rate of strangeness is directly proportional to the amount of computational power that we have available"