The Longer They Talk, the Harder it Gets: Reasoning Limits of AI Web Agents

New research explores how the ability of AI-powered web agents to solve complex tasks diminishes as the amount of information they must process increases.

New research explores how the ability of AI-powered web agents to solve complex tasks diminishes as the amount of information they must process increases.
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