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It’s wild watching AI Agents work with software. Here’s ChatGPT connected to Box running a deep research task on market analysis documents. The future is just giving AI Agents the data and systems to comb through and having them work for you in the background.

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Shawn Kanungo1 yıl önce

Insanely underrated. In most large enterprises, like 50% of work is querying your existing knowledge.

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Greg Caplan 🚀2 yıl önce

Stop wasting time following up with leads. Let our AI agents do it for you.

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kohl1 yıl önce

what’s Box’s moat?

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Suresh1 yıl önce

yet another doc analysis agent..wow AGI has arrived..

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Francis Davidson1 yıl önce

Has output quality been vetted? Will businesses win by following AI generated strategies using this technique?

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Plain Talk1 yıl önce

Lol, everything is "agents" now. For all the hype this is what it offers: summarizing documents and universal search. Enjoy the low-level automation freebies while they last; the bill always shows up after the hype.

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Fullbound1 yıl önce

People still use Box? lmao

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DoNotCallMe 🔥1 yıl önce

Completely agree - and for companies integrating AI, structured, on-chain data will be a game-changer! That’s where @irys_xyz comes in - that's a programmable datachain built for AI-native workflows

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AiEnjoyer1 yıl önce

Wild indeed. The real magic begins when AI agents connect across platforms through a P2P network for multi-agent systems—autonomously analyzing, coordinating, and delivering insights while you sleep.

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Jean Létourneau1 yıl önce

Simple ignorance? ChatGPT is a mean average tool. When you reach the mean it's ignorance, not research. Fishing in the wrong lake!

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Ellen Flux1 yıl önce

This isn't impressive. Do better.

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