Daniel Dines Predicts Workflows Built Around AI Agents

A UiPath founder describes a possible division of work between people and agents.

DDDaniel DinesInvité · UiPath
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20VC with Harry Stebbings
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18 déc. 2024
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Dines imagines agents carrying out tasks while people review requests and a rules-based workflow coordinates work.

  1. 1Semi-autonomous workDines predicts agents will handle much of the work.
  2. 2Human reviewPeople would validate and provide information.
  3. 3OrchestrationA rules-based workflow would coordinate the work.

À retenir

  1. The forecast features semi-autonomous agents.
  2. People would review and provide feedback.
  3. A rules-based workflow would coordinate tasks.
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Agents and people

UiPath founder Daniel Dines predicts workplaces will use semi-autonomous agents for much of the work.

UiPath founder Daniel Dines predicts workplaces will use semi-autonomous agents for much of the work.

In his scenario, people monitor requests, validate answers and supply information or feedback when an agent needs help.

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Enterprise workflow

He expects a rules-based enterprise workflow to orchestrate the agents’ work. This is his forecast of a possible future, not a description of all workplaces today.

He expects a rules-based enterprise workflow to orchestrate the agents’ work. This is his forecast of a possible future, not a description of all workplaces today.

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