This article discusses Manus AI as an example of agentic artificial intelligence. Unlike traditional chatbots, which mainly answer prompts, agentic AI systems are designed to plan, act, use tools, and complete multi-step tasks with less direct human control. This shift is important for higher education because it changes how students learn, write, research, organize tasks, and prepare for the workplace. The article uses a conceptual academic method based on selected theories

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Author : Marat Tursunov — Independent Researcher Abstract This article explores the evolving future of online education, focusing on the...