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How CIOs can tell real AI agents from 'agent washing'
['Pam Baker', 'Contributing Writer']
informationweek
Many AI products labeled as AI agents are little more than dressed-up chatbots or repackaged assistants, a practice called "agent washing."
Related:Tips for successfully exiting AI vendor contracts"When I'm looking at an agent platform, I don't start by asking whether it's autonomous.
"A real agent can reason through variation.
Related:Your AI vendor is now a single point of failureGlib said that in most cases, he recommends ignoring agents altogether.
Whether a vendor calls something an AI agent, an assistant or an automation platform isn't the most important question, according to Collins.