The way I see it, I view AI Agents to traditional AI interfaces as parallel to multi-core CPUs to single-core CPUs.
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The way I see it, I view AI Agents to traditional AI interfaces as parallel to multi-core CPUs to single-core CPUs.
And like the transition to a multi-core architecture, which ultimately shifted the bottleneck of CPU performance into new domains, Agents solve a very real problem with AI implementations of the past 5 years but whose limits will become quickly apparent, in both expected and unexpected ways. Not to mention that Agents require significant investment in processing and bandwidth for AI companies -- who are all still bleeding money at an alarming rate.
Some of the structural challenges for AI Agents will be solved, but whether their utility can be justified within an economically fragile system...that's what I have my biggest doubts about.
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