AI Copilots Assisting Humans vs Autonomous AI Agents Executing Workflows: Which Adds More Value?

Are you seeing more value from AI copilots assisting humans, or autonomous AI agents executing workflows independently?

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Are you seeing more value from AI copilots assisting humans, or autonomous AI agents executing workflows independently?

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Patrick A.
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Depends on the use case. I think as it pertains to GTM and Sales, it adds more cookie cutter clutter (say that 10x fast!) to messaging that is already out there more often than not. I think these copilots should be used to do better work, not solely under the guise of 'more work'. But, I am a nut, so, take that with a grain of salt.
Chris P.
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I'd say it depends on what you actually do, if you're a sales rep trying to cut down admin work then copilots, but enablement would probably lean more into agent.

Patrick A.
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Depends on the use case. I think as it pertains to GTM and Sales, it adds more cookie cutter clutter (say that 10x fast!) to messaging that is already out there more often than not. I think these copilots should be used to do better work, not solely under the guise of 'more work'. But, I am a nut, so, take that with a grain of salt.
Chris P.
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I'd say it depends on what you actually do, if you're a sales rep trying to cut down admin work then copilots, but enablement would probably lean more into agent.