Another WSJ story is "Everyone’s Talking About AI Agents. Barely Anyone Knows What They Are. ‘Agentic’ is the biggest buzzword in Silicon Valley, but tech companies and enterprises lack a common understanding of its meaning, and it’s causing problems"
https://www.wsj.com/articles/everyones-talking-about-ai-agen...
Ambiguity is a feature for propaganda. If people project random hopes
and fears onto buzzwords that gets them talking and serves sales
well. In an imaginary world where people were highly educated and
journalists honest and specific, new advances would be taken-up
quickly by a small group of beneficiaries and everyone else would move
on. The idea of software "agents" is of course nothing new. "Buzz" -
AKA "the warm thrill of confusion and space-cadet glow" appeals
primarily to the idea that "this changes everything!". The smoke and
mirrors machine never sleeps.
Another WSJ story is "Everyone’s Talking About AI Agents. Barely Anyone Knows What They Are. ‘Agentic’ is the biggest buzzword in Silicon Valley, but tech companies and enterprises lack a common understanding of its meaning, and it’s causing problems" https://www.wsj.com/articles/everyones-talking-about-ai-agen...
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