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That is, according to a new study designed to how well AI agents can perform real-world freelance projects. The results show just how far full automation remains. NLW breaks down the new “Remote Labor Index,” how it compares to OpenAI’s GDP-V metric, and what it reveals about the difference between automating tasks…
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