Agentic AI
AI systems capable of autonomous action, planning, and executing multi-step tasks with minimal human intervention.
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AI systems characterised by the capacity to autonomously plan, make decisions, and act over extended sequences of steps or interactions, potentially pursuing objectives or sub-goals without continual human direction; the Response flags agentic capabilities as a distinct class relevant to safety assessment and regulatory consideration.
Agentic AI refers to AI systems specifically designed to operate autonomously and proactively. These systems are engineered to achieve predefined objectives without constant human intervention, demonstrating advanced decision-making and execution capabilities.
Artificial intelligence systems capable of autonomous planning, reasoning, and action, which can break down tasks into subtasks, select tools, execute actions, and adapt to real-time feedback, often interacting with other agents and systems to complete tasks on behalf of humans.
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