There’s a familiar story in enterprise AI circles: agentic AI is “the next big thing,” something we should discuss, plan for, or pilot before it becomes real. And that future is already here, quietly ...

CIOs must transform IT, transition AI to customer experience opportunities, and double down on data governance and security — ...

GenAI focuses on producing content, drafting summaries or suggesting insights. Agentic AI focuses on taking action.

For business leaders entering or expanding in the public sector, success depends less on technical sophistication and more on ...

A study using agentic artificial intelligence to detect early signs of cognitive decline in unstructured m | Mass General ...

Enterprise security teams are beginning to encounter a category of access failure that feels unfamiliar only because its consequences arrive faster than expected.  Systems that once required multiple ...

AI systems can route messages, update records, make decisions, and trigger entire workflows across multiple apps without you touching anything. But as AI shifts more and more from being an assistive ...

Read AI Inc., an artificial intelligence startup that specializes in summarizing text, audio and video content to help workers understand it more quickly, is jumping on the agentic AI bandwagon with ...

Data-driven decision-making isn't just best practice; it's a survival imperative. Business leaders are under immense pressure to back their arguments with data – 76% feel this acutely, according to a ...

Agentic AI can be put to profitable use in enterprise-scale marketing efforts, although the mindset should be strategic not tool-based.

Agentic AI refers to artificial intelligence systems capable of initiating and executing actions independently to achieve specific goals. These AI agents can ingest vast amounts of customer ...

Gartner defines agentic artificial intelligence (AI) as goal driven software entities that have been granted rights by the organisation to act on its behalf to make decisions autonomously. “They can ...