The year 2025 is centered around agentic AI, enabling systems to perceive, reason, and act independently.
Adoption of agentic AI in India is deliberate and gradual, with companies rethinking their processes to integrate the technology.
Challenges like adoption efforts, regulation compliance, and education hinder the full-scale integration of agentic AI.
Tredence has implemented agentic AI in financial services for portfolio rebalancing, lending, and fraud detection.
Agentic AI's advantage lies in real-time decision-making compared to traditional AI, especially crucial in fraud prevention.
Human oversight remains essential in finance; hybrid decision-making blends agentic AI with human intervention.
India's regulatory framework emphasizes preventing data misuse, ensuring unbiased decisions, and protecting the end users.
Agentic AI will transform job roles, shifting focus from manual tasks to strategic decision-making and client engagement.
The future involves developing advanced 'super agents' to manage entire customer relationships or complex workflows.
India's potential lies in offering agentic services in multiple languages, leveraging existing infrastructure like UPI for AI-powered financial systems.