Artificial Intelligence (AI) has evolved dramatically from its origins as simple rule-based systems. Modern AI models excel in language comprehension, vision, reasoning, and decision-making. One of the earliest AI applications was the chatbot—a tool designed to answer questions in natural language.
For years, AI’s role was limited to: You ask, it responds. This was helpful but constrained.
What if AI could do more than answer? What if it could act?
Think of an assistant that doesn’t just recommend a restaurant but reserves a table for you, or one that doesn’t just list deadlines but updates your project management tool on your behalf. This is the power of AI Agents—intelligent systems that execute tasks, not just provide information.