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AI Agents Revolutionize Supply Chain Response
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- →AI agents can reduce costly delays in supply chains by enabling faster actions.
- →Granting AI authority for bounded decisions can improve efficiency and responsiveness.
- →This shift addresses the significant financial impact of supply chain disruptions.
AI agents are set to revolutionize supply chain management by enabling faster, autonomous responses to disruptions. Traditional systems have focused on detection, but often require human intervention for action, leading to costly delays. By allowing AI agents to make bounded decisions within predefined limits, companies can reduce these delays and improve efficiency. This approach could transform the industry by offering a more agile and responsive supply chain model, addressing the $184 billion cost of disruptions.
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