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Headline	Issue	Diary	Date
The end of intelligence as we know it	8	CompliNEWS Ethics	14 Nov 2018
Corporate governance index reaches record lows	8	CompliNEWS Ethics	14 Nov 2018
Reading - Interesting ethics articles published recently	8	CompliNEWS Ethics	14 Nov 2018
FOCUS - Example of a principles-based code of ethics structure	8	CompliNEWS Ethics	14 Nov 2018
Australian regulator bans Perth adviser for life	48	CompliNEWS	12 Nov 2018
FATF publishes its monthly business bulletin	48	CompliNEWS	12 Nov 2018
Ntinga Health and Financial Services	48	CompliNEWS	12 Nov 2018
Revised draft regulation - carbon offsets	48	CompliNEWS	12 Nov 2018
VAT increase here to stay?	48	CompliNEWS	12 Nov 2018
Court bars pension fund from switching inflation measure	48	CompliNEWS	12 Nov 2018

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Working Smart

By Lee Rossini

Although still in its infancy, the term agentic AI is being heard more frequently. It refers to AI that can act autonomously to achieve goals, make decisions, and adapt to changing environments with minimal human intervention. Unlike traditional AI models that respond only to direct prompts, agentic AI systems are designed with a sense of 'agency': they can plan, execute multi-step tasks, interact with other systems, and learn from outcomes. These systems often combine reasoning, memory, and tool usage, enabling them to operate more like digital collaborators than passive tools.