Enterprise AI’s real value is in agentic workflows, not generic chatbots
irfan__77 · reddit · 2026-07-22
The poster argues that enterprise AI's real value is not in generic chatbots, but in agentic workflows that execute complete business processes.
They contrast years of building passive chat assistants with systems that actively handle tasks such as clinical trial auditing or fraud detection. The main claim is that only when the model is wired into an operational sequence does it begin to generate measurable ROI. The author asks how others have transitioned from conversational interfaces to fully automated workflows.
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