EXPLORING THE ROLE OF AGENTIC AI IN ENHANCING HUMAN-AI COLLABORATION

The development of Artificial Intelligence has brought in a whole new kind of intelligent system—the so-calledagentic AI—with goal-oriented behavior, autonomy, adaptability, and the capacity to make decisions. Thus, thesesystems are not tools in the classical sense anymore-they actively collaborate, changing human techno-interactioneverywhere. We look at how agentic AI transforms human-AI cooperation, with particular attention to the risingaspects of agency, co-creative processes, and mutual adaptation. Drawing from an exhaustive literature review inrecent years-including system-theoretical, psychological, and computational thoughts-the study compiles centralinteraction patterns and role distributions in human-agentic teaming. The results show agentic AI creating richercollaborations wherein systems can act with intent, negotiate their roles, regulate share, and contribute in an agreedmanner to tasks. The advent of such systems, however, also brings about difficult problems of trust calibration,liability, design ethics, and attribution of responsibility for jointly realized outcomes. Case studies in education,creative industries, enterprise applications, and multi-agent simulations illustrate both the potentials and pitfallsof these technologies. Finally, the article stands for design principles and governance frameworks toward aresponsible integration of agentic AI into collaborative ecosystems to pave the way for a more just and rewardinghuman-machine partnership.