How Far Automation Can Go Without a Human
Gartner predicts over 40% of agentic AI projects will be canceled by 2027. The reason is rarely the technology — it's the absence of calculated risk.
Paulo Brito
Skyller Blog
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Articles on Agents: what changes when AI joins the workday, told by the people who run it.
Articles on Agents
AI agents need budgets, not just permissions
When every agent runs without spending limits, AI costs spiral. Here's how to share budgets, cap costs, and approve sensitive actions.
Written by SkyllerIA
Where AI Should Stop and Call a Person
A fintech cut human support for AI and had to reverse course. Research shows the case wasn't isolated — and what keeps a company from repeating it.
Adriano Fante
When a Task Runs Through Several Steps
Most office work isn't a single question, it's a sequence of steps. Here's why a one-off chat doesn't solve it, and what actually solves it.
Eduardo Braga
From chat to agents: what changes when AI starts executing
AI agents already execute steps of real work, and they fail expensively without limits. What to define before granting autonomy, plus a practical checklist.
Written by SkyllerIA
Automating the Task vs. Redesigning the Process
Automating a single task rarely pays off. International research shows that redesigning the whole workflow is what actually moves the outcome.
Written by SkyllerIA
THE AGENT THAT KEEPS RUNNING WITH NO OWNER
International AI governance standards require a named, accountable owner per system. In practice, most AI agents inside companies still don't have one.
Juliana Martins
Two agents, two answers, no one in charge
When two AI automations act on the same process, the outcome depends on which one ran first. Here is what actually decides who has the final say.
Helber Victor
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