AI Agent Turns PDF Comments Into Edits
A simple tool built in 30 minutes let colleagues leave comments on a document and have an AI agent make the changes directly.
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Good taste isn't necessarily difficult to explain. Knowing when to exercise it is another matter. Instead of navigating the same screens and menus every day, people could have AI agents create software around whatever they need to do.
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Good taste isn’t necessarily difficult to explain. Knowing when to exercise it is another matter. Instead of navigating the same screens and menus every day, people could have AI agents create software around whatever they need to do.
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AI Agents Could Make Software On Demand
Instead of navigating the same screens and menus every day, people could have AI agents create software around whatever they need to do.
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AI Agents Need Standards and Human Context
Good taste isn't necessarily difficult to explain. Knowing when to exercise it is another matter.
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One Key for Every AI Agent
Public-key identity could make connecting AI agents across applications much easier, but losing that key could mean losing access to everything.
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Owning a Business Means Owning Its AI Agents
As businesses hand more work over to AI agents, they risk losing control of the very systems that keep them running.
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Problem Framing Comes Before AI Agent Solutions
AI agents can build almost anything, but they're not particularly good at knowing which problems are worth solving.
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Turn Repeatable AI Agent Work Into Code
AI agents are useful for figuring out how to do something, but once the process is established, there's often no reason to keep using AI to perform every step.
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