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  • Director, Organic Activation, Appian Corporation
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Agentic AI: Nine Essential Questions

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By Laurianne McLaughlin
| MIT Sloan Management Review Middle East
How does agentic AI work? What can it do for your organization? What security issues should be on your radar screen? Catch up on key information from MIT SMR experts. Topics Subscribe Share In January, MIT SMR columnists Thomas H. Davenport and Randy Bean predicted that agentic AI would be “a sure bet for 2025’s ‘most trending AI trend.’ ” They called that one correctly.
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Agentic AI: Nine Essential Questions - Tribune Content Agency

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By Laurianne McLaughlin
| Tribune Content Agency
Laurianne McLaughlin is senior editor, digital, at MIT Sloan Management Review. In January, MIT SMR columnists Thomas H. Davenport and Randy Bean predicted that agentic AI would be “a sure bet for 2025’s ‘most trending AI trend.’ ” They called that one correctly.
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10 Essential Reads on Innovation - Tribune Content Agency

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By Laurianne McLaughlin
| Tribune Content Agency
Laurianne McLaughlin is senior editor, digital, at MIT Sloan Management Review. Artificial intelligence is making CEOs who have always thirsted for innovation even thirstier. Using AI tools, teams can rewrite some old rules about speed and cost to increase their productivity and shorten time to market. Just as enticingly, teams can innovate quickly to respond to customer desires, improving customer satisfaction and retention. Thinking even bigger, teams can open up entirely new lines of revenue.
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