#human agents

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What is an intelligent AI dialogue?

Do you grill AI, or accept their answers as fact and walk away? Me. I like to challenge, probe, and argue - with respect of course

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How did the Beatles demonstrate the relationship between humans and AI in 2025?

A Different Way To Look At The Human/AI Relationship Dynamic

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What does Marshall Macluhan say about the emerging AI landscape?

What do encyclopedias, microfiche, Google, and Generative AI have in common? Marshall tells us today!

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How do human agents work effectively with AI agents?

What is the relationship between human Agents and AI Agents, and why is it important to Procurement's Success?

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What is your data's self-cleaning capability - or, why data must be self-leaning for ProcureTech to work.

What is continuous, self-cleaning data?

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If Humans Can't Colloborate With Humans How Will We Ever Collaborate With Agentic AI?

What is the answer to the question raised in today's post headline?

Conclusion: The Future of Procurement is Human + AI AI is not replacing procurement professionals—it’s enhancing their capabilities. The key to success is human-agent collaboration, where AI handles data-heavy processes, and humans focus on strategic decision-making, supplier relationships, and ethical considerations. Knowing how much Pierre Mitchell likes to read, check out this paper by Tomer…

If Humans Can't Colloborate With Humans How Will We Ever Collaborate With Agentic AI?

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The organisation that wants to stop killer robots

We need a treaty to ban autonomous killing machines before it's too late, The Campaign to Stop Killer Robots warns. Hear their arguments in this video.

Do we want to live in a world where we have given #Machines the #Power to take #Human lives without any interference from #Human #Agents? Noel Sharkey and Thomas Nash talk about the necessity of the #CampaignToStopKillerRobots. Luke Westaway on CNET.