Category: Emerging Concepts
Definition
AI agents are systems that can take actions independently to achieve goals, not just generate text or images.
How It Works
Unlike chatbots that just respond, AI agents can use tools, browse the web, write code, and interact with other systems. They break down complex tasks into steps and execute them.
Modern agents combine language models with the ability to call APIs and run programs.
Why It Matters
AI agents move beyond conversation to actual work. They can book flights, analyze data, debug code, and handle multi-step tasks without constant human guidance.
This represents the next evolution from AI assistants to AI workers.
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