AI AGENTS WILL EMPOWER AUTONOMOUS, SCALABLE AND NETWORKED ORGANIZATIONS

The rapid development of AI technology has brought in agentic AI systems with the ability to be autonomous and make independent decisions. This will redefine how organizations work and create a solid global economy.

Alessandro Lanteri

In an era where artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transitioning from simple automation to sophisticated autonomy, the advent of agentic AI marks a pivotal shift in the technological landscape. Agentic AI systems, characterized by their ability to make independent decisions and act autonomously without continuous human oversight, are poised to revolutionize industries and reshape the workforce. For example, Nvidia CEO, Jensen Huang wants the company to grow to 100 million employees, the majority of which will be digital agents1. This is not merely a speculative vision of the future. Nvidia is already using some of these digital employees to design chips and develop software. Elsewhere, AI agents are also employed by AT&T to detect fraud and optimize network usage2 and by The Ottawa Hospital to improve patient experience and reduce…

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The European Business Review (Digital) - 1 Issue, March/April 2025

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