What is the single definitive factor to you that makes an “AI agent” truly an AI agent, and not just automation that’s been rebranded?
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For me, the AI has to include an 'inference' step i.e. an action is taken that is not defined by programatic rules.
There's a nice overview on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/rpa-vs-agentic-ai-transforming-business-automation-phil-beaumont-dz0ue/
"The intelligence", the way I understand it, in traditional automation the rules are coded and base in predefined rules. With AI agents, the difference would be in applying artificial intelligence for deciding on the next step or steps.
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Agency to make autonomous decisions based on contextual data.