If you've searched for how AI fits into IT service management, you've probably noticed the terminology is a mess. Chatbots, machine learning, generative AI, agentic AI—vendors use these terms interchangeably even though they describe very different levels of capability, risk, and value. This guide sorts that out. It maps the actual evolution of AI in ITSM, shows you which approach fits which problem, and points you to deep-dive resources on each one. Part of the ITSM Resource

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IT service management has always been about keeping systems running and users productive. But the way we achieve that is fundamentally changing. Agentic AI represents a shift from tools that help you work faster to systems that can work independently, making decisions and taking action without constant human oversight. McKinsey's latest modeling estimates that generative and agent-driven AI could inject $2.6 trillion to $4.4 trillion of new economic value annually. In ITSM sp