@svpino: 90% of the companies that "adopted AI" are just using it as a chatbot. It's business as usual, but now, they get to ask…
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Discusses how most companies using AI are only deploying chatbots, missing the real benefits of AI agents; highlights Kulina's success using Viktor, an AI employee that works from Slack/Teams.
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90% of the companies that “adopted AI” are just using it as a chatbot.
It’s business as usual, but now, they get to ask questions to AI.
I’m telling you: we are so early!
Chatbots will give you 0.01% of the benefits. Look at Kulina, a company selling kitchen and dining products across Europe. They were running 5 ad campaigns with $2.5M in ad spend. They are now running 60.
All of it because of AI.
This is just one of the companies I’ve met that are increasingly relying on hard-core agents to do their work. Kulina uses Viktor (disclaimer: one of my consulting clients and partners).
Viktor works like an AI employee from Slack and Teams with access to 3,000+ tools. It works weekends, doesn’t get sick, and doesn’t go on vacations.
Viktor listens to conversations, proposes what to do, and the team makes the final decision. Clean workflow.
I have $100 in credits to give you if you want to try @viktor_com. You don’t need a credit card.
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