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Pascal Bornet has spent years studying intelligent automation, and Agentic Artificial Intelligence is his attempt to map the next phase of that shift: AI systems that don’t just respond but act independently across business processes. At 550 pages, it’s a dense, thorough resource for anyone trying to understand what agentic AI actually means in practice.
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In StockThe jump from AI that answers questions to AI that takes action on its own is one of the more consequential shifts happening in technology right now, and Agentic Artificial Intelligence tackles it head-on. The book covers how autonomous agents differ from earlier generations of automation and chatbots, what it takes to design and deploy them responsibly, and how organizations across industries are already restructuring workflows around them. Rather than staying abstract, it works through real implementation challenges — governance, risk, change management, and the practical mechanics of getting agentic systems to actually function inside existing business operations. At 550 pages, this is one of the more comprehensive treatments of the subject currently available, suited to readers who want depth rather than a quick overview.
Author: Pascal Bornet.
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