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    AI Agents Are About to Flood the Workforce. No One's Ready for It

    AI agents—autonomous systems based on large language models—are rapidly entering corporate workforces as digital employees, with companies designing them to mimic human coworkers through names, avatars, and personified traits. While platforms like Microsoft Scout and startups such as Anything position these agents as perfect workers available 24/7, there is minimal discussion about their actual impact as workplace colleagues and how employees will adapt to working alongside artificial intelligence.

    By Kate Taylor