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A Reddit user's question, "Which task would you want an AI agent to complete entirely on your behalf?" struck a broad chord, and the core contradiction in the discussion is that getting AI to execute a task is not hard—what is hard is running reliably from start to finish without supervision.
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10/23/2026
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