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Artificial Intelligence has long been a complex and often daunting concept. Developing and implementing AI systems requires significant resources, technical expertise, or substantial investments in commercial software. Concerns about bias, hallucinations, job displacement, and the sheer scale of AI have often overshadowed its potential benefits. AISHE: A next-generation AI-powered home computer But what if there were a more manageable approach to integrating AI into our lives? Enter AI agents: smaller, more focused AI applications designed to tackle specific tasks. These agents offer a less disruptive way to harness the power of AI, providing a more gradual and controlled integration into the workplace. Think of AI agents as digital assistants working alongside humans rather than replacing them. These agents can automate routine tasks, freeing up human workers to focus on more creative and strategic endeavors. This concept is often referred to as "agentic workflows." We...