Agentic AI: Marketing Hype or Reality?
Agentic AI is new technology getting lots of attention. But can it do everything people say it can?
Agentic AI is new technology getting lots of attention. But can it do everything people say it can?
Chatbots have grown in popularity for good reason: They’re friendly, helpful, and make information readily available. The benefits are arguably even more significant in government applications. They’ve become a reliable tool for delivering constituent services while saving agencies time and resources. In a recent CX Community of Practice, What You Need to Know About BotsRead… Read more »
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