The modern era of technological advancement has been nothing short of revolutionary. Phones went from bound to the wall to our pockets and computers went from expensive, large-scale units to a few hundred dollars that we can take anywhere we go. However, the innovation that has captured attention for most of the 2020’s is by far artificial intelligence (AI). AI agents have evolved to be capable of almost any task asked of it. So, what are some of these tasks?
One of the most common uses is data collection and integration. AI agents combine multiple tools such as custom web scrapers and search APIs in order to aggregate data from across the web in real time. While this alone is impressive, it gets even more so when you combine it with other AI agents. Certain programs like Factory, Replit, and Perplexity AI are useful as AI agents that are pre-built for specific industries and tasks within an industry. By combining these 2, you can create your own vertically integrated chain.
However, you can even take this a step further by assigning an AI agent to manage your other AI agents. There are very many ways to go about this, but most of the popular ways include Amazon Bedrock Agents, AWS SageMaker, and Azure Machine Learning. With these platforms, you can wrap the process of hosting, managing, and deploying AI agents all into one platform, making it much more convenient to use. Finally, to make sure everything continues running smoothly, AI agents like LangSmith, Arize, and Weave.ai help you to get insight on how exactly your AI is functioning.Regardless of your experience with advanced technology like AI, it is undeniable the potential upside it promises. One thing is for certain though. You’re very likely to see some fort of AI within your industry in the near future. Check out the following about understanding the AI agent tech stack below:
Source: Bright Data
