While agentic AI offers advantages, it also presents challenges businesses must address.

AI operates independently. Who is responsible for its decisions? Businesses need clear oversight to ensure transparency and accountability.

AI decisions reflect the data it learns from. If data is biased, results will be too. Regular audits and diverse datasets help prevent this.

The new phase of AI will not only automate some tasks, but it will also create new opportunities. Hence, the focus should be on upskilling employees to work with AI, not against it.

According to a survey by ISC2, 54% of the respondents said that they have faced data security and privacy threats due to the use of Gen AI in their operations and 67% believe that the technology will pose significant threats in the future too. Amidst these threats, Agentic AI with its autonomous decisive power, can be an even bigger threat. To mitigate these risks, businesses should deploy robust cybersecurity measures.

AI is a tool, not a substitute for human judgment. In fields like healthcare, over-reliance could lead to errors. Human expertise must remain central to decision-making.

Agentic AI is redefining automation. It will help businesses streamline operations, enhance decision-making, and scale more effectively.

But AI alone is not enough. The best results come when AI enhances human skills. Companies that combine AI with human expertise will lead the next wave of business growth.

The future is not AI versus humans—it’s AI and humans working together for better outcomes.