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AI agent invasion has people trying to pick winners

Major AI developers are competing to supply autonomous AI 'agents' for businesses, with Anthropic's Claude presented as a contender to be the 'agent' enterprises rely on to get work done.
Rising enterprise demand has prompted major AI firms to offer autonomous agents that can independently complete tasks and workflows for businesses.
Rather than traditional chatbots, autonomous 'agents' can execute workflows without constant human direction, and firms are building integrations to embed them into business systems.
Adoption could automate routine work and change operations, while the commercial rivalry increases pressure on enterprises to choose a platform for standardized automated workflows.
The race is ongoing, with firms actively positioning agents for enterprise use, potentially reshaping workplace roles and processes over time.

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AI agent invasion has people trying to pick winners

An onslaught of artificial intelligence agents that handle tasks from writing code to dispensing tax advice has the tech world and financial markets scrambling to pick winners and shed losers.

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