What is an AI Assistant?
Summary
Enterprise AI assistants use large language models, retrieval-augmented generation, and agentic frameworks to execute workflows ranging from data analysis to autonomous pipeline management. Choosing the right tool requires evaluating data integration depth, governance controls, extensibility, and alignment with your team's existing workflows and skill levels.
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