We explain bots, RPA, AI agents and Agentic AI in plain language: what they are, how they differ and the role each plays in intelligent automation.
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) lets software robots interact with digital systems to mimic human behavior. It performs rule-based, repetitive tasks like data entry, transactions and reading emails quickly and without errors, reducing manual effort without changing your existing systems.
A bot is a software-based digital worker designed to mimic human actions within digital systems. Unlike physical robots, it runs on computers and interacts with applications like a person: clicking buttons, entering data, reading emails and navigating systems.
An AI agent is software that perceives its environment, makes decisions and acts autonomously to reach goals. Unlike traditional bots, it is dynamic and context-aware. It can interpret unstructured data (text, audio, visuals), adapt to new situations and collaborate with people or other agents.
Agentic AI describes AI systems that can make decisions and carry out tasks autonomously, with limited human intervention, to reach specific goals. The term "agentic" emphasizes their capacity to act independently.
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