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Please welcome the newest member to our team: The AI agent

Please welcome the newest member to our team: The AI agent
France 24 Thursday 03 September 2026, 14:25 UTC By Charles PELLEGRIN 1 min read
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Please welcome the newest member to our team: The AI agent Issued on: This week, we're looking look at efforts to incorporate artificial intelligence into the workplace. But not just your run-of-the-mill generative AI chatbot: we're focusing on actual AI agents. These are autonomous programs designed to take on tasks and work through a series of steps without the user having to specify every move.

Please welcome the newest member to our team: The AI agent Issued on: This week, we're looking look at efforts to incorporate artificial intelligence into the workplace. But not just your run-of-the-mill generative AI chatbot: we're focusing on actual AI agents. These are autonomous programs designed to take on tasks and work through a series of steps without the user having to specify every move. And they're moving into our everyday lives – helping people plan holidays, shop online and take care of other routine tasks. To find out more, we speak to Andrew Lopianowski and Mike Pino, the founders of HumanCorps, a consultancy that helps organisations navigate the transition into the age of AI.
AI (ORG) Andrew Lopianowski (PERSON) Mike Pino (PERSON) HumanCorps (ORG)
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