How the channel uses **agentic AI** In the captured material, agentic AI appears in a quotation from Ken Griffin of Citadel, describing 'extraordinarily high-skilled jobs being automated by agentic AI'.[^1c5729f0-aa49-5017-8b76-b56651ca5602@32] The channel's presenter flags this as a public prediction that clashes with hands-on experience using AI tools, where demand for human experts seems to rise rather than fall.[^1c5729f0-aa49-5017-8b76-b56651ca5602@66] Agentic AI in the wider conversation The term sits inside the channel's broader exploration of AI and work — alongside the allocation economy analogy (working with agents the way managers work with people)[^1c5729f0-aa49-5017-8b76-b56651ca5602@108] and the two observed shapes of agent usage: informal Slack delegation to bots and structured agent orchestration software like Codex.[^1c5729f0-aa49-5017-8b76-b56651ca5602@229][^1c5729f0-aa49-5017-8b76-b56651ca5602@283] - In this channel's material, agentic AI is quoted as the force behind 'extraordinarily high-skilled jobs being automated' — Ken Griffin of Citadel's claim.[^1c5729f0-aa49-5017-8b76-b56651ca5602@32]- The presenter treats such predictions as at odds with direct experience of the tools.[^1c5729f0-aa49-5017-8b76-b56651ca5602@66]- The practical counterpart explored in the video is how agents actually land in work: Slack delegation and agent orchestration software.[^1c5729f0-aa49-5017-8b76-b56651ca5602@229][^1c5729f0-aa49-5017-8b76-b56651ca5602@283]