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Agentic SME 

An Agentic Subject Matter Expert (Agentic SME) brings together deep expertise in a specific domain (like healthcare, manufacturing, or finance) with specialized training in AI systems. While traditional Subject Matter Experts focus solely on their field, Agentic SMEs have the additional ability to guide, monitor, and enhance AI systems within their area of expertise, ensuring these systems complement rather than replace human judgment.

For example, a Healthcare Agentic SME would be an experienced medical professional who has developed the additional skills to effectively work with and oversee medical AI systems, combining their clinical knowledge with an understanding of AI capabilities to improve patient care while maintaining medical standards.
Simple usage:
"The hospital hired a Healthcare Agentic SME to oversee their new AI diagnostic system."
In context:
"Dr. Chen isn't just a cardiologist - as a Healthcare Agentic SME, she ensures the AI screening tools enhance rather than replace clinical judgment."
Complex situation:
"During the system outage, the Manufacturing Agentic SME quickly identified that the AI had misinterpreted normal machine vibrations as defects, demonstrating why domain expertise combined with AI knowledge is so crucial."
Real-world dialogue example:
"We need someone who really understands both the financial regulations and how the AI makes decisions," said the CEO. "Sounds like you're looking for a Financial Services Agentic SME," replied the consultant.
Professional setting:
"The quality control issues we're seeing aren't just technical problems - they're showing us why we need a dedicated Manufacturing Agentic SME who can bridge the gap between our traditional processes and the new AI inspection system."
Agentic SME by Terminus Epoch January 24, 2025
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Agentic Revenue Drain

The systematic erosion of corporate revenue and profit margins caused by autonomous artificial intelligence agents negotiating lower prices, discounts, refunds, credits, and recurring subscription fees on behalf of consumers or businesses.

Unlike traditional revenue leakage, which typically results from internal billing errors, fraud, or operational inefficiencies, Agentic Revenue Drain is driven by external AI systems that can negotiate persistently, simultaneously, and at massive scale.

By analyzing competitors' prices, navigating customer-retention policies, and repeatedly negotiating better terms, these agents transform what were once occasional human requests for discounts into continuous, automated financial pressure on enterprises.

The phenomenon is particularly acute in telecommunications, insurance, banking, media, utilities, and other subscription-based industries, where AI agents can systematically reduce average revenue per user (ARPU), compress margins, and weaken net revenue retention (NRR).

Related terms: Bot Bargaining, Agentic Margin Erosion,

Coined in 2026 to describe the emerging economic consequences of autonomous AI-driven consumer negotiations.
"Our churn rate is down, but our revenue is still falling. Millions of customers are sending AI agents to renegotiate their subscriptions. We're experiencing agentic revenue drain!"

nomen agentis 

"Nomen agentis" is a grammatical term that means agent noun and refers to a noun created from a verb denoting an action, where the noun identifies an entity that performs that action. Some examples include kicker, swimmer, hiker, speaker.
The nomen agentis is the subject of the sentence.

In Latin, the nomen agentis fututor, meaning fucker, is derived from the verb "futuo, futuere, futui". Latin fututor has entered modern English as futterer, retaining the meaning of fucker.
nomen agentis by gunnora March 14, 2012

agenting 

Leaving a comment on someone's journal that is actually meant for someone else.
This guy keeps totally agenting me, and it's only making himself look silly.
agenting by AceTracer June 14, 2004

Agentcat2000

A really neat guy who is good at a lot of things he plays, but unfortunately isnt around as often as the others.
Cool look, Agentcat2000 joined the game! I can't wait to see what he has to say!
Agentcat2000 by masonjaroxleo9 April 10, 2021

agentisnotreal 

Mr.Bunny

A catgirl that enjoys ropes and catgirls
agentisnotreal is such a catgirl

agentization 

The agentization process has begun.
agentization by Martamius September 26, 2013
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So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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Rumours were flying everywhere, so she went northstarring — one checked fact at a time.
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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