AI agents make agreeable coworkers, and that's a problem for solo business owners. Here are 3 ways they're fixing it.

Source: Business Insider

Founders Tim Desoto, Yesim Saydan, and Aaron Sneed all implemented a strategy to make their AI employees better. Courtesy of Tim Desoto and Yesim Saydan; Michelle Bruzzese for BIOverly agreeable AI agents as coworkers present challenges for startup founders. Three solopreneurs shared what systems and prompts help them get pushback from their AI agents.

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