Agentic AI is changing what automation feels like. These systems don’t just take orders they think, plan, and learn as they go. They connect through APIs, act on their own, and fix mistakes without waiting for someone to step in. Think of it like a ladder. L0 is basic automation. L1 gives you advice. L2 […]
Agentic AI is changing what automation feels like. These systems don’t just take orders they think, plan, and learn as they go. They connect through APIs, act on their own, and fix mistakes without waiting for someone to step in.
Think of it like a ladder. L0 is basic automation. L1 gives you advice. L2 handles low-risk stuff with approvals. L3 runs solo but sticks to its rules and budgets. And L4? That’s the sweet spot it learns to get better every day.
It matters because real work isn’t clean or predictable. Things shift, data breaks, and deadlines move. Agentic AI doesn’t panic it just adapts. It takes care of refunds, invoices, contracts, DevOps rollbacks, and onboarding with built in logging and retries. Faster, smoother, less hassle.
So where do you start? Find one workflow that truly matters. Begin small, at L1 or L2, keep tight guardrails, measure speed, cost, and quality, then scale what works. That’s how you move from theory to results and that’s when Agentic AI starts feeling less like software and more like a partner
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