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Here's Operator organizing a Box account by moving content into relevant folders it created. The magic though is that it understands multiple names for the same company and organizes them correctly. You'll be able to just offload large annoying work to AI Agents.

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Chirag Modi1 year ago

RIP first year investment banking analysts

Fast Company2 years ago

#AI agents: from tools to teammates. Software that can act, react, and interact with both humans and other agents will transform how businesses operate—and how they should invest in technology. This @EY_US article explains more. #ad

Stefan Behrendt1 year ago

Shouldn’t that already have been done by box itself 😀

Todd Saunders1 year ago

Why does it even have to show you the UI, why not just do the task. I feel like showing the UI is just marketing

Taimur1 year ago

The future is agentic! We are doing just this with @doksihq but for support content!

Ali Heib1 year ago

AI Agents like Operator are seriously changing the game! They can handle the heavy lifting of organizing files effortlessly.

Dwayne Samuels1 year ago

i know you can’t wait on the api

Spencer Schiff1 year ago

@TheRealAdamG Not just annoying work — also highly creative work

korben1 year ago

actually such a good use case since it can also analyze images and other relevant metadata to further improve organization.

IIl76231 year ago

Box didn’t have the ability to understand names and organize folders before? LLMs have been around years. What have you been doing?

Rufus1 year ago

Impressive, I will have to try it out

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