For over a year now, AI agents have been quietly doing your bidding. These digital assistants handle everything from scheduling meetings to managing emails, all without human intervention.

The question is: just how capable are these digital helpers? An expert in the field explains what users can expect and where the technology might fall short.

Meanwhile, a new initiative aims to improve AI's understanding of physical disabilities. By teaching AI agents to represent people with limb loss, recruiters might find more inclusive solutions for hiring processes.

The future of work could be rewritten by these digital partners, but will they ever truly understand the nuances of human interaction?