{
  "id": "a-model-answers-an-agent-acts",
  "url": "https://oneninenordic.com/perspectives/a-model-answers-an-agent-acts",
  "markdown": "https://oneninenordic.com/perspectives/a-model-answers-an-agent-acts.md",
  "json": "https://oneninenordic.com/api/v1/perspectives/a-model-answers-an-agent-acts.json",
  "title": "A model answers. An agent can act.",
  "summary": "The one distinction leadership teams need before they decide anything about AI.",
  "date": "2026-10-21T00:00:00.000Z",
  "author": "Jesper Andersen",
  "body": "An AI model: you provide the input, the model generates a response. It does nothing on its own. Everything stops when you stop.\n\nAn AI agent: you provide the goal. The agent uses tools and rules to carry the work forward. Model + tools + rules = an agent that can work within defined boundaries.\n\nStart with the task, not the technology. Agree what AI may do and who checks the results."
}