The Open Data Science Conference is debuting a three-week, fully virtual Agentic AI Summit from 16 to 31 July. The programme promises more than 50 hands-on workshops and demos led by over 30 instructors drawn from CrewAI, LlamaIndex, Google DeepMind and other specialist firms focused on autonomous-agent technology. Participants who buy a training pass—currently advertised at a discounted US$399—will receive about US$2,500 in credits for AI platforms and cloud services. The agenda covers topics such as multi-agent orchestration, retrieval-augmented generation, tool chaining and evaluation frameworks, signalling a push to move so-called “agentic AI” systems from experiments to production use. ODSC’s initiative is part of a broader mid-July education push around the technology. DataScienceDojo begins an eight-week Agentic AI Bootcamp on 15 July, while RaiseSummit 2025 opened in Paris this week, drawing executives from BlackRock, SambaNova and Hugging Face to discuss open-source models, chip supply and the path to super-intelligence. Investor interest is rising alongside the training boom. Market Research Reports predicts the global market for agentic AI tools will expand from US$28 billion last year to roughly US$127 billion by 2029, a 35 percent compound annual growth rate, as enterprises look for systems that can plan and act with minimal human oversight.