Agentic AI isn't just answering questions — it's taking action. In this post, we break down what agentic AI really means, how it works through a simple execution loop, and how tools like Microsoft Copilot Studio are already enabling it in real-world workflows. If you’re curious about the AI that thinks and acts, this is your starting point.

Generative AI is often described as “just predicting the next word,” but what does that really mean? This beginner-friendly post breaks it down with simple examples, showing how tools like ChatGPT generate content one word at a time.

We played Codenames with ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok to see how well AI could handle word associations. Spoiler: it was chaotic, confusing, and surprisingly exhausting especially when we used AI as a teammate.

This prompt blends five powerful techniques — instructional, role-based, few-shot, chain-of-thought, and negative prompting — to help AI generate a clear, useful summary of Microsoft Power Platform for clients new to the tool. A great example of how prompt design shapes better business communication.