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How Agentic AI is helping manage the human-machine workforce in 2025

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August 21, 2025

Companies, across industries, aren't just using artificial intelligence to speed up routine work—they're building entire teams where humans and smart AI "agents" collaborate every day.

- SAHIL THAKUR

How Agentic AI is helping manage the human-machine workforce in 2025

This new shift, fueled by agentic AI, is changing how work gets done, and what's possible for businesses around the world. Instead of replacing humans, smart machines are enabling humans to leverage technology in order to save time & focus on high-value tasks.

One of the biggest changes is how smarter allocation of tasks is assigned between humans and machines. With agentic AI, more than 60% of new enterprise AI deployments in 2025 include technology that "thinks for itself" and actively decides who—or what—should handle a particular task. Instead of managers micromanaging every detail, AI instantly matches tasks to people or digital agents based on their strengths, speed, and current workload. For example, a 2025 McKinsey report found that smart division of labor increases productivity by up to 30% in companies using agentic AI.

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