Microsoft provides the best productivity tools in the PC era, such as Office (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, etc). And I am pretty confident that Microsoft will excels at the workplace AI Agents. And I think using the Microsoft 365 can help boost the AI Agent building process and the deployment procedure.

The ideas of sales, IT, supply AI agents proposed by Microsoft are very challenging and difficult for standarization in my point of view. I will revise the comment if it can really increase the productivity that much according to what Microsoft is promoting.

Microsoft copilot is very helpful and power AI Agents platform, except that it costs me 20 dollars a month, which is a little bit expensive so I turn to a free alternative.

Overall I think Autogen is a powerful AI agent framework worth trying but it needs a quite steep learning curve to handle all the concepts and abstraction for me as a python coder.I tried some of their demos and I do have some difficulties understanding the abstraction of many agent role class including AssistantAgent, UserProxyAgent, etc. The demo is showing an example with prompt "Plot a chart of Meta and Tesla Stock Price change YTD". This example is quite clear though, also requires the collaboration of multiple agents with additional step of "pip installation of a package yFinance".

Perplexity's responses to me question is informative but not as helpful as I think. "Should I buy health insurance for my mom who is above 50 years old already?" and follow up question ""My mom has broken her legs and is on wheels right now. And I am wondering if it's economic to buy additional health insurance." Overall, I think it does give me some information about factors to consider when making choices about wether to but the insurance, like her current coverage, pre-existing condition, additional coverage economically beneficial. And it also points out two resources Medicare or Medicaid. But the replies is too general, which means that I have difficulty making the choice. And I needs some more practical advices: 1. What's the difference in expected cost out-of-pocket money VS buying insurance? 2. How will people usually make decisions? Prompt: You are an insurance agent and I am going to ask you a few questions. The first question is "Should I buy health insurance for my mom who is above 50 years old already?" And The second question is "My mom has broken her legs and is on wheels right now. And I am wondering if it's economic to buy additional health insurance."