Microsoft Just Showed Us How To Use New AI Agents...

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[anubisai]

"All we want is all your data."

[frogz]

this does not sound like agents, this sounds like using an ai that you can add extra post training data to that it can pull data from

[TheAIExplorer-oj]

7:49 The precision at this moment is just flawless. Major props! 👏

[jackelmy]

Two consecutive videos that have ended abruptly!

[andreaskrbyravn]

Advanced voice mode just got out to eu btw

[Wonders_of_Reality]

We need more use cases. Right now, I have the impression that this agent can only summarise and forward emails. Needless to say, I would not trust such an agent to work with a potential client. You have no idea how many clients send disastrous first emails, but after some reasonable conversation, they turn out to be fantastic new partners. So, right now, such an agent is not helping but instead wasting time.

[fabioa]

I believe these agents don't really have the capability to do the work like people who actually know the office like I do. Most analysts spend their day doing all kinds of tasks that they can't even explain how they get done. They pull information from different sources, not just emails. And today, there's already a lot of know-how to automate things with RPA, Excel macros, Power BI, and so on. So, I don't think much will change, and for this specific use, the hype feels empty. That's my take

[Taskade]

What an inspiring event! Can't wait for the next one to show Taskade’s autonomous AI agents and agentic workflows in action! :)

[psycodelicmix]

Microsoft always finds the way to make everything boring.

[Allofussurvived]

ALL We desire isbfull control over each other

[juandesalgado]

This looks mind-blowing...
However, the set of agents and triggers and the end of the video looks ripe for embarrassing mistakes. Fine if the communicating emails are all inside the company, but terrible the moment someone wants to apply the concept to relations with 3rd-party partners. There should be a way to sandbox/rehearse these scenarios, before deploying the system for public use.

[MichaelUrocyon]

New line of attack for corporate espionage, just ask their AI agent to summarize the proprietary information it has access to

[wsoulless]

The way gpt still makes mistake understanding a well written input, don't really hype me considering that normal CS experience is flooded with terrible grammar or mispell (mostly due to speech to text).

Yeah, no... Thank you. I'd rather keep checkint the email myself rather than following wrong instruction.

[JorgeBarba]

Microsoft’s version of Zapier within its ecosystem

[DiceDecides]

This is huge, it seems that o1 really gets to work under the hood... more layoffs incoming

[WhatIsRealAnymore]

Admin support. Bye bye. No new jobs created. AI doing its' job for its' overlords beautifully.

[battlemorph]

This (and all AI) will help the Age of Abundance appear much sooner if we put our objections aside and just focus on it making the whole world better. It's all about intent in the present moment of your existence (where the path to all possibilities starts from).

[fayamonkeyrecords]

that's assistants, essentially, not agents ..

[xbshp]

I can't wait to start finding all the security flaws and data leaks in these "agents".

[tripper_]

This big corrupted company will end humanity one day