With agents now able to click buttons and take actions for you, are we underestimating how fast "AI use" is about to look completely different?
Summary
The article discusses the emerging trend of agentic AI tools that can perform actions beyond chat interfaces. It questions whether the pace of this shift is underestimated and explores its implications for job impact compared to previous AI advancements.
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