Is AI in a bubble? And if it bursts, what happens next?
The AI investment boom may be due for a correction. But that doesn't mean AI itself is going away.
And as agents grow more capable and move from answering questions to getting things done, where will the lasting value
New parents don't need another app that counts the wakings and shows a red chart. They need to know what's normal, and when it isn't.
Bloom explains calmly, and tells you when to call a doctor instead. Meet Bloom, a child development companion.
Making agents easier to build is exciting. Making them easier to evaluate and trust is equally important.
We're thinking about both sides of that equation.
If you were building an agent to act on someone's behalf, what safeguards would you put in place before handing it over?
An agent gets useful when it stops needing instructions.
On @VeWorldAI you teach it your way of doing something once, give it your calendar and files to work with, and from there it runs on its own.