Everyone is racing to integrate "AI agents" into everything, but we’re still seeing a massive gap between flashy demos and reliable, autonomous execution. Are these tools actually…
Everyone is racing to integrate "AI agents" into everything, but we’re still seeing a massive gap between flashy demos and reliable, autonomous execution. Are these tools actually solving complex problems, or are they just making it faster to generate mediocre, hallucination-prone output?
I’d love to see some rigorous, long-term data on actual productivity gains rather than just another curated highlight reel. What’s the evidence that this is a sustainable shift and not just the latest wave of automation theater?