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Agentic AI

In plain terms

AI systems that plan and take multi-step actions toward a goal, not just answer.

Going deeper

Agentic AI uses models that can reason, call tools, and chain steps autonomously, deciding what to do next to accomplish a task. It moves from single responses to goal-directed workflows.

Under the hood

Combines an LLM with planning, memory, and tool/function calling in a loop; reliability, error recovery, and guardrails are the hard, unsolved parts.

Examples

AutoGPT-style agents, tool-using assistants, multi-agent workflows, ReAct loops.

Think of it like...

Like the difference between an encyclopedia and an intern: one answers questions, the other figures out the steps and actually gets the task done.

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