New Delhi New Delhi: Enterprises will reimagine business processes and value streams with AI agents in 2025, keeping in mind the practical and ethical challenges, industry experts have said, adding that this will be based on smaller language models, scaled reasoning, And this will be the year of achieving commercial value. In the coming year, AI agents will generate new revenue streams, innovate business processes across industries, enhancing profitability, operational efficiency, and customer experience. “Humans will increasingly take on roles where they set up agentic teams, plan agentic workflows and validate the work done by AI agents,” said Sandhya Arun, chief technology officer at Wipro. According to Mohammad Rafi Tarafdar, CTO of Infosys, in 2025, we will see a lot of AI initiatives that are currently under rollout being scaled up across enterprises, and driving some measurable business value with increased business costs, growth, better experiences, and risk protection. Will start to realize.
“We are seeing an increase in the scale of inference that improves reasoning capabilities, enabling agentic systems to eliminate tasks and reengineer processes,” Tarafdar said. As smaller language models become more specialized and can provide higher accuracy at lower cost, the adoption of these models in enterprises is likely to accelerate. Prativa Mohapatra, Vice President and Managing Director, Adobe India, said that driven by a healthy enterprise business, vibrant creator community and upcoming technological advancements, 2025 is a year of extraordinary opportunity. He added, “We are committed to responsibly harnessing the potential of generative AI and empowering businesses and creators alike, setting new standards in personalized customer experiences and content creation, as well as building trust and transparency through our content authenticity programs.” Committed to keeping.” The idea of software-defined capabilities, which originated from cloud technology, has now evolved into various machines such as vehicles and robots.
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