Microsoft Copilot Studio has launched a new feature called “computer use,” allowing AI agents to interact directly with websites and desktop applications. This capability enables agents to perform tasks that would typically require human input, such as clicking buttons and filling out forms, even when APIs are not available. The feature aims to enhance efficiency ...
Robotic process automation (RPA) was once viewed as a game-changer for businesses, helping to automate repetitive tasks like invoice processing. However, by the early 2020s, its limitations became evident, as it struggled with complex workflows and varying task requirements. Just when it seemed to be fading, large language models (LLMs) emerged, breathing new life into ...
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and AI agents are transforming business operations. RPA automates repetitive tasks using strict rules but lacks flexibility. In contrast, AI agents are more advanced; they adapt to different situations, learn from experiences, and make decisions on their own. For instance, while a basic RPA chatbot can only answer preset questions, an ...
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and AI agents represent two advanced methods of automating tasks in business today. RPA relies on fixed rules to perform repetitive tasks, similar to an assembly line worker, while AI agents act more like adaptable, intelligent workers. AI agents can understand context, make decisions, and learn from interactions, allowing them to ...
As companies shift towards agentic AI, there’s a growing buzz about its potential to enhance workflows, much like the earlier expectations for Robotic Process Automation (RPA). Industry leaders, including NVIDIA’s CEO and Microsoft’s CEO, see AI agents revolutionizing the workforce. However, many experts believe that, while agentic AI shows promise, it could resemble RPA’s limitations. ...
Many companies, from big tech to startups, are heavily investing in agentic AI, which is becoming a significant trend. Industry leaders like NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang and Microsoft’s Satya Nadella see a future where AI agents play crucial roles in the workforce, similar to how Robotic Process Automation (RPA) was expected to change jobs. However, RPA ...
