It often seems that the issue can be fixed by “describing the task better.”
But AI is not a human. It is a very fast and efficient, but
not particularly smart employee.
AI performs well when:
- it has a single task,
- instructions are unambiguous,
- constraints are clearly defined.
When one AI is assigned multiple roles at once — salesperson, consultant, analyst, and CRM operator — it inevitably loses context and starts filling the gaps with assumptions.
Attempts to fix this by endlessly rewriting prompts usually make things worse: prompts grow, contradictions appear, and the quality of the AI’s output degrades.
This is the
practical limit of a single universal agent.