Ankur A. Patel(@aapatel09):The current wave of AI is human-to-agent: you ask, it answers. The next wave is agent-to-agent: one agent completes a step, hands off to another, and the workflow keeps moving. That’s the trend I’m most excited about: orchestration. —>The reason is simple, business workflows don’t happen in one system. They span tools, teams, vendors, and data sources. And most of the friction is coordination. The real unlock is when agents can synchronize across that complexity: passing context, triggering actions, and collaborating even when they’re not built by the same company. That’s what turns “AI features” into “AI operations.” If you could automate one cross-tool handoff end-to-end, what would you pick? #AiFuture #Aitrend

2026.01.19 16:15

The current wave of AI is human-to-agent: you ask, it answers. The next wave is agent-to-agent: one agent completes a step, hands off to another, and the workflow keeps moving. That’s the trend I’m most excited about: orchestration. —>The reason is simple, business workflows don’t happen in one system. They span tools, teams, vendors, and data sources. And most of the friction is coordination. The real unlock is when agents can synchronize across that complexity: passing context, triggering actions, and collaborating even when they’re not built by the same company. That’s what turns “AI features” into “AI operations.” If you could automate one cross-tool handoff end-to-end, what would you pick? #AiFuture# #Aitrend#