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  • Companies like Klarna learned that replacing whole jobs with AI agents fails. The winning strategy is automating tasks within redesigned workflows using many specialized agents.
  • AI token costs have plummeted, but spending is surging. This is because agentic workflows use exponentially more tokens to autonomously complete jobs, unlocking new automation.
  • A new security paradigm is emerging: AI agents must be treated as users with their own identities, not just tools with API keys, to mitigate risks of unauthorized actions.
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AI Agents Work When You Automate Tasks, Not Entire Jobs

AI agents work when you automate tasks, not jobs. See how one company uses 82 agents successfully while others rehire workers after failures.

ByCharles Towers-Clark,

Contributor

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Agentic AI’s Token Paradox: When Cheaper Means More Expensive

AI is getting cheaper per token but more expensive in total as companies deploy autonomous agents that transform efficiency and enterprise value.

BySahar Hashmi,

Contributor

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Why AI Must Be Governed As A User, Not Just A Tool

As AI takes on human-like roles, companies must manage it as a user—with access controls and oversight—to prevent automation from outpacing security.

ByTony Bradley,

Contributor

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How AI Agents Are Reinventing Instant Credit At The Point Of Sale

Handled correctly, Agentic AI creates a golden opportunity for BNPL providers like Klarna and Affirm to embed their offers in the shopping experience.

ByGary Drenik,

Contributor

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How Williams Sonoma Went From AI Concept To Serving Customers In 30 Days

The challenges of implementing AI agents in retail are less about tech and more about nerves, according to Williams-Sonoma, which moved from concept to live AI agents in under a month.

ByRon Schmelzer,

Contributor

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Architecting The Agentic Stack: One Big Model Or Many Small?

Build a portfolio that earns the right to use a powerful general model where it matters and proves the case for small models where they win.

BySanjay Srivastava,

Contributor

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Why Rubrik Agent Cloud Could Define Trusted Enterprise AI

Rubrik Agent Cloud enters a fast-evolving AI landscape, highlighting the challenge for enterprises to innovate quickly while maintaining control, governance, and trust.

ByTony Bradley,

Contributor

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As AI Agents Rise, So Does A Reluctance To Manage Them

No one really knows yet how to manage human-AI hybrid workforces.

ByJoe McKendrick,

Contributor

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How CIOs Can Design AI Agents With Built-In Governance

Also in the Forbes CIO newsletter: Workers’ conflicting feelings about AI; AWS outage exposes old vulnerabilities; OpenAI launches ChatGPT browser.

ByMegan Poinski,

Forbes Staff

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The Co-Founder Question: Can Agentic AI Build And Run A Company Without Humans?

Can AI act as your next co-founder? From Klarna to Cognition Labs, explore how agentic AI is transforming startups, and why human vision remains the ultimate advantage.

BySahar Hashmi,

Contributor