Navigating the Rise of AI Agents

Navigating the Rise of AI Agents

- by Doug Shannon, Expert in Artificial Intelligence, WorkTech

We will soon see a world where AI is the code, GenAI is the interface, and the world of tomorrow’s AGI will become the operating system. Let’s look into what that means.

Understanding the Coming Shift


Agents in Harmony

Envision AI evolving beyond standalone tasks, forming networks of interconnected agents. These agents not only understand their roles but collaborate, offering a glimpse into a future where AI seamlessly integrates into our daily lives.

Tech is More Prevalent Than Ever

The future promises technology that enhances experiences, quietly working in the background. It’s a shift towards technology being an invisible yet powerful presence.

Empowered Decision-Making

Witness a move from AI advisors to independent decision-makers. These connected agents don’t just advise but take action independently, promising new levels of productivity.

Human Role in Shaping GenAI


Crafting the Rulebook

Amid technological evolution, humans shape the rules, embed knowledge, and rigorously test AI agents. Normally, with new technology, a new breed of professionals is needed to bridge the gap between human intent and machine execution. I still believe this is a logical extension of an Automation COE.

Trust as the Keystone

Trust becomes crucial in the AI realm. Humans play a pivotal role in building trust in semi-autonomous systems and refining machine reasoning. The value of AI networks will be defined by the trust they inspire.

Embracing Change Now

Companies must embrace this shift now. Start with Automation, drive core audit controls, and process understanding. Encore your enterprise and start the digital journey that is incoming. Learn from failure and roll with the punches. With AI agents set to operate at the core of enterprises, along with automation, early onboarding is essential. Today’s decisions shape the capabilities of autonomous agents tomorrow.


𝗡𝗼𝘁𝗶𝗰𝗲: The views expressed in this post are my own. The perspectives within any of my posts or articles are not those of my employer or the employers of any contributing experts.