[rkuodys]

Unfortunately I'm one of those who haven't working stuff but hopefully will have one soon enough.

My thought process on agentic work is following- treating them for input-output operations to merge with deterministic processes.

To be more specific- from what I see in my non-tech industry, when you try to implement process management, people are quite good and terrible at implementing agreed processes at the same time. They are great at detecting deviation from process - when exception is needed and terrible to do same thing 1000th time in a row.

So on high level, I think agents should address automation, and detect when there is deviation from the process. In which case a human person should take over.

Tldr - I don't thing agentic workflows without human will be there any time soon. But we will have 2 human + agents replacing 10 human team