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This article curates foundational research papers that define the core mechanics of agentic AI, specifically focusing on reasoning-acting loops and autonomous tool usage. By highlighting works like ReAct and Toolformer, it provides essential context for understanding how modern agents transition from passive text generation to active environment interaction without relying on generic surveys.

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5 Fun Agentic AI Papers to Read

KDnuggetsAugust 14, 20265 min read

If you read only five papers on AI agents, make them these.

I know there's a lot happening in the agentic AI space. You'll hear about agents that use tools, agents with memory, agents that plan, agents that collaborate with other agents, and agents that explore environments on their own. It can get confusing, and if you start with long survey papers, you'll probably end up even more confused. In my opinion, a much better way to learn is to read a few important papers that each explain one key idea behind modern AI agents. This article is part of our 5 Fun series. In a previous article, we looked…

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