MS Copilot Flying Straight Into the Mountain

AI agents have lately captured the industry’s imagination (and marketing communications) in recent months. Agents work on their own; they set and pursue goals, make decisions about how to achieve them, and take action across multiple systems until they decide the goal is complete. Vaclav Vincalek ponders what happens when anyone can create and set these loose.

Now imagine that anyone in the organization will beable to create, connect, interact with a ���constellationof agents.���

Perhaps you don���t see this as a problem.

That only means that you were never responsible fortechnology within your organization.

Maybe you had a glimpse in the news about all the latestthreats from viruses, phishing or other various formsof hacking. Every IT department is trying to stay abovewater just to safely run what they have now.

These departments are managing networks, firewalls,desktops, laptops, people working remotely, integratingapplications, running backups and updates.

The list is longer than you can imagine.

Thanks to Microsoft, you will add to the mix an abilityfor anyone in the company to automate any task to ���orchestratebusiness processes ranging from lead generation, tosales order processing, to confirming order deliveries.���

What could possibly go wrong?

Look at the person sitting in the cubicle next to you(or in the next square on your Zoom call).

Would you trust the person with any work automation,or do you still question that person���s ability to differentiatebetween a left and right mouse click?

MS Copilot. Flying Straight into the Mountain | Vaclav Vincalek