AI agents are becoming increasingly powerful. They can reason, code, use tools, search the web, summarize information, and even complete multi-step tasks. But I wonder if capability alone is enough. Real productivity seems to require more than output generation: context, memory, permissions, verification, delivery, and accountability. So my question is simple: Yes or No, do you think current AI agents are already close to becoming real productivity infrastructure? Would love to hear why you think yes or no. submitted by /u/hallolaz
Originally posted by u/hallolaz on r/ArtificialInteligence
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