Agentic AI

Artificial Intelligence systems that can independently pursue goals, make decisions, and take actions in dynamic environments, often with minimal human oversight.

AI & Automation

In plain English

Unlike traditional Artificial Intelligence, which typically responds to individual prompts, agentic AI can break a larger goal into steps, decide what to do next, use tools or external systems, and continue working toward the goal with less step-by-step human direction.

Example

A travel planning agent could research flights, compare prices, organize an itinerary, and adjust the plan when conditions change without requiring you to manually direct every individual step.

Appears in certifications

AWS SAA-C03Azure AI-900Google Cloud ACE

Sources

  1. IBM: What Are AI Agents?
  2. Anthropic: Building effective agents

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