These agents will act like roboticpersonal assistants.
Were not talking about simple automation or the removal of repetitive tasks, explained founder Ed Broussard.
This is a huge departure from whats currently on the market.
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Tomoro aims toaccelerate workplace efficiency at large corporations by up to eight times the current rate.
Having launched just this week, the company has already secured its first client, British insurance firm PremFina.
AI is as big a societal shift as the invention of farming, added Broussard.
Thats what AI will do for productivity in the workplace.
For Broussard, however, the future of the workplace is AI working in tandem with its human overlords.
Story bySion Geschwindt
Sion is a freelance science and technology reporter, specialising in climate and energy.
