Many people still imagine AI primarily as a tool to replace repetitive tasks in daily operations or as text-based interactions using large language models. They believe AI's application in the B2B sector is limited to understanding professional knowledge. However, AI Agents are set to overturn this perception. Imagine your brand equipped with an intelligent AI Agent. It not only integrates into your organization's operations like a dedicated team member but also acts as a diligent apprentice, observing and learning how experts solve complex problems, building a professional knowledge base, and evolving autonomously. In specific scenarios, it can rapidly understand, plan, and execute tasks.

The double-edged nature of AI applications presents numerous challenges for businesses deploying AI. For instance, when using AI algorithms to drive personalized marketing, there is a risk of reinforcing data biases or infringing on consumer privacy. Similarly, AI-generated creative content might raise copyright infringement issues. To overcome these real-world challenges and maximize AI's potential, food companies must work closely with data scientists and AI solution providers.