AI Assistants Require Constant Prompting Instead of Working Proactively
Field sales reps and mobile workers cannot use AI assistants proactively because current tools require active prompting. Between calls, meetings, and CRM updates, context is lost because AI waits to be asked rather than working alongside the user.
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