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Traditional RPA executes according to preset scripts and halts when it encounters interface changes or exception branches; agents, by contrast, dynamically select tools based on goals, process intermediate results, and try alternative paths upon failure.
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Why Property Management Software Must Embrace AI and the MCP Protocol
youtubePeter Lohmann10/27/2026
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