AI agents in logistics sound promising, but the biggest challenge isn't intelligence—it's reliability. One wrong autonomous decision can disrupt an entire supply chain.
This should not stop companies from doing it though, right? For instance, in autonomous cars reliability is key for human safety and we already have driverless taxis.
My guess is infrastructure, it's often very dated for running AI locally, and that's the only way to do it that makes any sense in terms of finance and security both.
AI agents in logistics sound promising, but the biggest challenge isn't intelligence—it's reliability. One wrong autonomous decision can disrupt an entire supply chain.
This should not stop companies from doing it though, right? For instance, in autonomous cars reliability is key for human safety and we already have driverless taxis.
My guess is infrastructure, it's often very dated for running AI locally, and that's the only way to do it that makes any sense in terms of finance and security both.