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AI Agents: From Assistants for Efficiency to Leaders of Tomorrow?

a super-fast evolution of artificial intelligence from a mere tool for execution to an agent of evaluation… and, potentially, leadership. As AI systems begin to master complex reasoning we *must* confront a profound...

Methods to Construct Guardrails for Effective Agents

increasingly prevalent in a variety of applications. Nevertheless, integrating agents into your application is loads greater than just giving an LLM access to all data and functions. You furthermore mght need to construct...

TDS Newsletter: September Must-Reads on ML Profession Roadmaps, Python Essentials, AI Agents, and More

Never miss a brand new edition of , our weekly newsletter featuring a top-notch collection of editors’ picks, deep dives, community news, and more. It’s been exciting to see so many TDS authors dive headfirst...

De-risking investment in AI agents

For businesses, the potential is transformative: AI agents that may handle complex service interactions, support employees in real time, and scale seamlessly as customer demands shift. However the move from scripted, deterministic...

Constructing Research Agents for Tech Insights

ChatGPT something like: “Please scout all of tech for me and summarize trends and patterns based on what you think that I could be serious about,” you recognize that you simply’d get something...

Hands-On with Agents SDK: Safeguarding Input and Output with Guardrails

exploring features within the OpenAI Agents SDK framework, there’s one capability that deserves a better look: input and output guardrails. In previous articles, we built our first agent with an API-calling tool after which...

AI Agents for Supply Chain Optimisation: Production Planning

, when combined with analytics products, can transform into powerful tools for supply chain optimisation. This quote is from a plant director who contacted us for the implementation of an algorithm to enhance their Master...

OpenAI Invests in Finance Agents

Good morning. It’s Friday, August fifteenth.On this present day in tech history: In 2000MIT’s Cynthia Breazeal introduced Kismet, an expressive humanoid robot able to recognizing and mimicking emotional cues, an early, influential example...

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