AI is rapidly transforming business competition, creating market winners and losers based on adaptation speed. Gen AI reached mass adoption within a year; Agentic AI already shows a 50% adoption rate among tech executives and is poised for mainstream adoption. AGI looms, promising even faster change. In North America, organizations using AI agents report measurable productivity gains and view AI strategy as a competitive edge, while many fear falling behind. Optimism about AI's possibilities coexists with the need for speed and precision. Business resilience requires short timelines, fast results, and a steady mission guiding rapid execution.
When cloud computing transformed the tech world, it took a decade to reach mass adoption. Gen AI achieved the same scale in just a year, and Agentic AI, poised to become mainstream next year, is setting a new benchmark, already boasting a 50% adoption rate among tech execs. With AGI (superhuman AI) on the horizon, the rate of change will be almost incomprehensible, transforming life as we know it.
In North America, 66% of organizations using AI agents report measurable productivity gains, 73% view their strategy as a competitive edge, and nearly half worry they're already lagging behind their competitors. Despite anxious headlines (and even some dire warnings), I'm energized by the possibilities - and I share that optimism with my team, focusing on the transformative opportunities AI unlocks.
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