Cisco has given every one of its 90,000 global employees access to a personal AI agent this week. The tool, called MyAgent, is tailored to each worker. It can handle a range of tasks on their behalf. Executive Vice President of Operations Thimaya Subaiya described the rollout in an interview. The company is among the first large firms to deploy autonomous agents this widely across its workforce. Agents are designed to perform different jobs, from answering internal questions to completing routine work. Cisco’s system routes requests to the most suitable model for each task rather than always using the most powerful ones. The move follows earlier internal testing and builds on existing AI tools already used in areas such as finance.
Cisco has given every one of its 90,000 global employees access to a personal AI agent this week. The tool, called MyAgent, is tailored to each worker. It can handle a range of tasks on their behalf. Executive Vice President of Operations Thimaya Subaiya described the rollout in an interview. The company is among the first large firms to deploy autonomous agents this widely across its workforce. Agents are designed to perform different jobs, from answering internal questions to completing routine work. Cisco’s system routes requests to the most suitable model for each task rather than always using the most powerful ones. The move follows earlier internal testing and builds on existing AI tools already used in areas such as finance.