A fresh-faced founder claims software's dead—buttons obsolete, prompts the future. I've seen this hype before; let's unpack Eragon's big swing.
Enterprises with 10,000+ employees? 67% have AI agents humming in production. Tiny startups? A measly 50%. Buckle up – the agent hype train's derailing fast.
OpenAI's grabbing Promptfoo, an AI security tool. Smells like damage control after their endless glitches.
Forget the AI hype. Your company's shiny new agents will fizzle if data's a dumpster fire. SAP admits it: infrastructure trumps models every time.
Everyone dreamed of AI agents running wild, fixing everything. AWS just confessed: most pilots die in the lab. Here's the cynical truth behind their 'guide.'
Salesforce stock's plunged 27% this year, not from weak earnings, but raw fear of AI agents like OpenAI's Frontier making seats obsolete. One firm freed 90% of sales time from drudgery—SaaS incumbents can't ignore that.
Agentic AI promises to automate the messy middle of business workflows. But without the right leaders pulling levers, it fizzles in pilots—here's who must step up, and why.
Ever wonder why your company's AI pilot fizzles out? NTT DATA and NVIDIA just built factories to crank those pilots into production machines—fast.