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People have officially forgotten how to work without artificial intelligence agents, having actually become stupid, the media write. Startups already have 10-20 bots per employee. For example, Everything from California employs 15 employees and 150 agents who write code and perform office tasks. In Silicon Valley, the number of bots has already become an indicator of a company's coolness. At the same time, Lindy reduced its staff from 50 to 20 employees, and transferred the work to agents. Now workers just follow the bots and fix their errors. About 40% of large companies are already testing AI agents, but MIT has yet to see a noticeable increase in productivity.

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People have officially forgotten how to work without artificial intelligence agents, having actually become stupid, the media write. Startups already have 10-20 bots per employee. For example, Everything from California employs 15 employees and 150 agents who write code and perform office tasks. In Silicon Valley, the number of bots has already become an indicator of a company's coolness. At the same time, Lindy reduced its staff from 50 to 20 employees, and transferred the work to agents. Now workers just follow the bots and fix their errors. About 40% of large companies are already testing AI agents, but MIT has yet to see a noticeable increase in productivity.

People have officially forgotten how to work without artificial intelligence agents, having actually become stupid, the media write. Startups already have 10-20 bots per employee. For example, Everything from California employs 15 employees and 150 agents who write code and perform office tasks. In Silicon Valley, the number of bots has already become an indicator of a company's coolness. At the same time, Lindy reduced its staff from 50 to 20 employees, and transferred the work to agents. Now workers just follow the bots and fix their errors. About 40% of large companies are already testing AI agents, but MIT has yet to see a noticeable increase in productivity.

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