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On July 15, VentureBeat published a survey of 101 enterprises and titled it "a deployment problem, not a platform problem, and most are calling chatbots agents." That headline is this site's thesis, printed by someone with no stake in it. The model is already decided: Claude leads agent orchestration at 40%, more than double any rival. The value did not follow the decision: 71% say a quarter or fewer of their deployed "agents" are real multi-step workflows. The same week Microsoft reportedly told its salesforce to sell "the full end-to-end system," and Thinking Machines shipped a model while admitting it is not the strongest one available. The model was never the bottleneck. The method is.
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