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AIGC responds passively and depends on precise prompts; agents plan proactively and make decisions autonomously, trying to give the optimal solution through workflows.
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10/19/2026
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Getting Started with AI Agents: Core Definitions and AI Agent Workflow Explained
bilibili落叶说IT10/19/2026
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