When we think of AI, we often picture Silicon Valley giants or futuristic sci-fi movies. But in the arena of global trade and e-commerce, AI is no longer a futuristic concept - it's rewriting the rules of global trade and reshaping competition. Across Alibaba.com's findings from over 20,000 submissions to its CoCreate Pitch entrepreneurship competition, over 60% of U.S. small businesses plan to adopt AI tools in 2025. Why? Because AI isn't a trend-it's a tsunami, and ignoring it could be the end for many.
The consistency across models from different providers suggests this is not a quirk of any particular company's approach but a sign of a more fundamental risk from agentic large language models.
Autonomous agents have swiftly transformed from theoretical concepts to practical applications, revolutionizing various industries by automating complex tasks and enhancing decision-making processes.
The rise of autonomous agents marks a significant shift in AI, as they transition from experimental projects to essential components for automation and decision-making in various businesses.