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Suppose that, I use AI Agents to do or automate my work and in the meanwhile AI goes beyond limit itself to get the work done and that maybe unethical. So, Who will be help responsible for that and who gets punished !

1. Are you familiar with AI agents and their capability to automate various tasks traditionally performed by humans? 2. What level of computational resources do you think AI agents typically require to effectively automate tasks, and how do you perc

So my startup idea is ai agents Building and selling agents such as Chatbots and Ai voice calling agents to business owners for a monthly fee also marketing their business with Ai. So ai voice calling agents work like customer support staff what I n

Introducing Our Personal AI Call Assistant: I'm validating an idea for a Personal AI Call Assistant that leverages AI agents to automatically screen, answer, and transcribe your calls. It integrates with your calendar and productivity tools to ensu

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Building and selling agents such as Chatbots and Ai voice calling agents to business owners for a monthly fee also marketing their business with Ai. So ai voice calling agents work like customer support staff what I noticed that businesses spend a lo

Your next best employee won't need: No sleep. No salary. No benefits. No time off. Because it won't be human. By 2030, AI agents will replace 70% of office work (McKinsey) and add $7T to the global economy (Goldman). OpenAI maps out AI evolution

Being an AI enthusiast and witnessing the boom in Agentic AI (AI agents), where do you think it’s most useful and can totally replace humans?

The biggest wealth transfer in history is coming. By 2034, AI "agents" will: • Replace 70% of office work (McKinsey) • Add $7 trillion to the global economy (Goldman) Most jobs will become obsolete. Here's what you need to know (& how you should

Which is the most underrated and boring industry for startup?