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AI agents perform better when trained on both documented processes and the unwritten expertise that employees carry in their experience.

LangChain BlogApr 9, 20261 min read
AI agents perform better when trained on both documented processes and the unwritten expertise that employees carry in their experience.

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3 Key Points

  1. AI agents benefit from institutional knowledge that's already documented and readily accessible for integration

  2. Organizations rely heavily on tacit knowledge held by employees that isn't formally recorded but drives superior decision-making

  3. Successful agent implementation requires capturing and incorporating both explicit documentation and implicit employee expertise

  4. Human judgment and organizational knowledge are key factors in building effective AI agent systems

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