GEN AI vs AI AGENT vs AGENTIC AI

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The post breaks down complex AI concepts into easily digestible slides with clear definitions, examples, and comparisons. The visual progression from Generative AI to Agentic AI as an evolution effectively educates the audience, while the "Save this post for later" CTA and engaging question encourage interaction and retention.

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This post explains the differences between Generative AI, AI Agents, and Agentic AI, highlighting the increasing autonomy, complexity, and power as AI evolves. It aims to educate viewers on these distinct AI concepts and encourages them to save the information for future reference.

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1Introduction to Gen AI, AI Agent, and Agentic AI
2Explanation of Generative AI and its limitations
3Explanation of AI Agents and their capabilities
4Explanation of Agentic AI and its advanced features
5Comparison table and diagram of the three AI types
6Conclusion on the evolution of AI and a question to the audience

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Not all AI is created equal 👀 Here’s the difference between: ✍️ Generative AI → creates content, but no tool use. 🤖 AI Agent → uses tools + makes decisions to complete tasks. 🧠 Agentic AI → plans, reasons, coordinates multiple agents, and adapts. This is the real evolution of AI: GenAI → Agents → Agentic AI. 👉 Save this chart for later 💬 Which stage are you experimenting with?” #AI #aiautomation #aiagent

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GEN AI vs AI AGENT vs AGENTIC AI They're not the same. Here's the difference AI AI automation @han_ai_automation Generative AI What it is: AI that can create new content (text, image, video) based on patterns learned from massive training data. • Creates new content: text, images, video. • Powered by Large Language Models (LLMs) like GPT-4, Claude, Gemini. • Trained on huge internet datasets (Wikipedia, Google Books, etc). • Works best for Q&A, summaries, content generation. Limits: • Knowledge cutoff • No tool use • Pure Q&A Example: "Write me a blog on AI agents." When GenAI Falls Short Ask: "What's the price of a flight ticket tomorrow?" X Generative AI can't answer - it doesn't have live data. That's where agents come in. @han_ai_automation AI Agent What it is: A program that can perceive, reason, and act to complete a task. • Program that can perceive, reason, and act. • Uses tools, APIs, memory, and knowledge. • Makes simple autonomous decisions. Example: • "Book me the cheapest flight from A → B." • → Calls travel API • → Compares options • → Picks cheapest • → Books ticket. Limits of AI Agents Task is narrow & specific (e.g., cheapest flight). Autonomous, but not handling multi-step planning. More powerful than GenAI, but still scoped. @han_ai_automation Agentic AI What it is: The next level of autonomy. • Handles multi-step goals • Can coordinate multiple agents & tools • Plans, reasons, and adapts like a real assistant Example: • "I want a 7-day trip to New Delhi in May. Budget $1600. Weather must be sunny. No layovers." • Agentic AI → checks weather API → finds 7 sunny days → compares flights → checks visa status → then books. Configuration COPY THIS SINCE YOUR TEMPLATE Start Workflow Config Think mode AI All OpenReader Chat Output Structured output parser AI All OpenReader Chat Output Structured output parser 1 AI All OpenReader Chat Output Structured output parser 2 Further steps AI All OpenReader Chat Output Structured output parser No Output. Ex. ranking @han_ai_automation Key Differences System Type Task Capability Tool Usage Autonomous Decisions Gen AI (LLM-only) Answers based on pre-trained knowledge only X No external tools X No decision-making AI Agent Takes input, decides, and completes a task Uses tools to complete a task Makes decisions to complete the task Agentic AI Handles multi-step goals with planning and coordination Uses multiple tools, may call other agents Plans, decides, and adapts over time Generative AI GENAI MODEL OUTPUT RESULT AI Agents GOAL AGENT TOOLS FINAL OUTPUT Agentic AI OBJECTIVE SUB-AGENTS TOOLS & MEMORY FINAL OUTPUT @han_ai_automation Generative AI → AI Agent → Agentic AI = increasing autonomy, complexity, and power. AI automation Save this post for later Which one are you most excited to build with? @han_ai_automation