The work breaks in a different place in every sector.
An agent that does not know where the work actually breaks is a demo. These are the places it breaks, written for the person who does the job rather than for the person who signs for it.
An agent that does not know where the work actually breaks is a demo. These are the places it breaks, written for the person who does the job rather than for the person who signs for it.
Each one opens on the same four questions: where it breaks, what we would build, what we will not do, and what it costs.
Where the month end is done by people, and the audit trail is a folder of screenshots.
OpenWhere the clinical work is careful and the administration around it is not.
OpenWhere the member is engaged for six weeks and the operation runs on three calendars.
OpenWhere the plan changes hourly and the record of why it changed does not exist.
OpenWhere one wrong document is discovered at the port, and the clock is already running.
OpenWhere stock, price and truth disagree across three channels by lunchtime.
OpenWhere the job gets done and the evidence of it is in a photo nobody can find.
OpenWhere the pilot succeeds and then dies in procurement.
OpenAn AI-first product and a chatbot are not industries, so they are not on this list. They fail in ways specific enough to be worth writing down, which is what the other page does.
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The sector is rarely the hard part. Tell us where the work breaks and we will tell you whether it is worth automating at all.
Tell us where it breaks