A recent Technology Pulse Poll by Ernst & Young reveals that nearly half of tech executives are integrating agentic AI in their organizations. Approximately 50% expect full autonomy in AI operations within two years. While 58% believe they are ahead in AI adoption, experts warn that this perception may not reflect reality. Surprisingly, 84% of respondents plan on hiring more staff despite fears surrounding AI-induced layoffs. However, concerns regarding data privacy and security have risen, with 49% highlighting these worries as significant in AI deployment amidst ongoing economic challenges.
Despite public fear about AI driving layoffs, 84% of tech leaders plan to hire more workers in the next six months as they adopt new AI tools.
Many companies are aiming for full autonomy in AI operations within two years, with 58% of tech leaders claiming their organizations excel in AI adoption.
Nearly half of respondents in the EY poll have begun deploying agentic AI, reflecting a swift shift toward more autonomous systems in tech organizations.
The report underscores growing concerns over data privacy and security, with 49% of tech leaders identifying these as their top AI-related issues.
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