AI Agents to be Managed as 'Employees' in Vietnamese Businesses
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AI Agents to be Managed as 'Employees' in Vietnamese Businesses

A Vietnamese AI expert proposes that AI agents should be managed and evaluated like human employees within companies. The proposal emphasizes the importance of phased delegation of authority and clear process design, considering the evolution of AI and its impact on the labor market.

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