This course explains the critical differences between Generative AI and the emerging class of Agentic AI systems. While generative tools focus on content creation and augmentation, agentic systems are designed to plan, act, monitor outcomes, and iterate toward objectives—often with limited human intervention. Accounting professionals will learn how these technologies differ, where each is appropriate, and how agentic AI will reshape accounting workflows, controls, risk management, and advisory services.
10/5/2026 9:30am - 11:10am | Online | KSCPA
Members: $89.00, Non-members: $139.00
CPE Categories: Specialized Knowledge & Applications (2 CPE)
Interest Areas: Technology
This course explains the critical differences between Generative AI and the emerging class of Agentic AI systems. While generative tools focus on content creation and augmentation, agentic systems are designed to plan, act, monitor outcomes, and iterate toward objectives—often with limited human intervention. Accounting professionals will learn how these technologies differ, where each is appropriate, and how agentic AI will reshape accounting workflows, controls, risk management, and advisory services.
Instructor: Stephen Yoss
Business professionals seeking to apply Agentic AI workflows who understand Generative AI platforms.
Differentiate generative AI from agentic AI using functional and architectural criteria, Identify accounting and business use cases suited to generative AI versus agentic AI, Evaluate risks, governance considerations, and control implications of agentic systems, Recognize how Agentic AI may alter accounting roles, workflows, and firm economics
Specialized Knowledge
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