This week brought major announcements about agentic AI, which are computer systems that can think and make decisions on their own with minimal human help. Major technology companies like AWS (Amazon Web Services) introduced new tools and categories specifically for building and managing these autonomous AI systems. The big message this week is that companies are moving past just experimenting with AI and are now putting these agents to work in real business situations. However, there's an important shift happening: instead of AI replacing humans completely, companies are discovering that human-AI collaboration works best. Humans are still better at understanding complex situations, making ethical decisions, and thinking creatively, while AI excels at processing large amounts of data and handling repetitive tasks. Research from Johns Hopkins University revealed that humans are much better than today's AI at understanding social situations and real-world complexity. This week also revealed that agentic AI is causing major changes in the workplace, with nearly nine out of ten business leaders expecting AI to completely transform their employees' jobs within the next year. Interestingly, 76% of consumers said they wouldn't feel comfortable letting AI agents make purchases for them, showing that we still need humans in charge for many important decisions. Financial institutions are also getting involved, with multiple banks implementing agentic AI systems to improve customer service. The takeaway this week is clear: the future isn't about AI replacing humans, but about smart teams where humans and AI work together, each doing what they do best.