Agentic AI

It refers to artificial intelligence systems that exhibit agency—meaning they can make decisions, take actions, and pursue goals autonomously, often over extended periods and across diverse tasks. These systems are designed to operate with a degree of independence, adapting to new situations and learning from experience, rather than just following fixed instructions.

Examples:

• Personal AI assistants that manage tasks, schedule meetings, and make decisions based on user preferences.
• AI agents in games that learn strategies and adapt to player behavior.
• Autonomous robots that navigate environments and complete missions.