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The next frontier for enterprise AI isn’t just about producing content, it’s about taking action. Agentic AI represents a new class of intelligent systems.
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CHROs are at the forefront of a world of work undergoing massive transformation. The race for reinvention is on.
Forward-thinking HR leaders are embedding agentic AI into their talent strategies to close skills gaps, accelerate hiring, and prepare for the future of work.
Learn how to think through how talent intelligence platforms powered by agentic AI can help you move beyond manual tasks to strategic impact — and give your team the superpowers they need to thrive in an AI-first era.
In this brief, you’ll learn:
Attempting to quantify the massive shifts happening in the business world may seem impossible, yet the World Economic Forum has managed to poignantly capture this moment.
In its “Future of Jobs Report 2025,” the WEF surveyed 1,000 global employers, cumulatively representing more than 14 million workers, and found some eye-opening results:
In the age of AI, the need for upskilling is so essential that if the world’s workforce were made up of 100 people, 59 would need training by 2030.
training by 2030. As an HR leader, how do you navigate this seismic shift?
In this brief, we explore how you can turn AI’s promise into real value by embedding agentic AI directly into your HR workflows to empower teammates, close skills gaps, and build an agile workforce ready for anything.
In the span of months, gen AI has transformed how we work: how we source information, communicate, code, and so much more. The next technological leap is already here — a shift from reactive, prompted tools to independent, intelligent agents that boost productivity, reduce costs, and drive competitive advantage.
The future of gen AI is agentic AI.
According to research from Microsoft, the majority of leaders (81%) expect AI agents to be deeply integrated into their company’s AI strategies in the next year and a half. And KPMG reports that the majority of organizations are moving beyond pilots with 90% past experimenting with AI agents, and 33% achieving some kind of deployment with agents.
With the rise of AI agents — digital workers that can “reason, plan, and act” — organizations can now effortlessly scale their workforces. This comes at a time when eight out of 10 workers report not having enough time or energy to do their work. Digital workers will bridge that gap.
But with high-speed, high-stakes transformations, there’s always risk.
82% of leaders say they’re confident that they’ll use digital labor to expand workforce capacity in the next 12–18 months. – “2025: The Year the Frontier Firm Is Born,” Microsoft
Many AI projects fail because organizations lack the right skills. Another reason these fail, according to Deloitte, is unrealistic business use cases. The result?
“Many leaders sink considerable time and capital into buying and implementing new technologies, only to change direction later or realize they have invested in redundant technologies.”
The race is on for CHROs to adopt agentic AI. But for CHROs to make the most of their AI investments and build an agile workforce ready to tackle change, they must invest strategically.
Before investing in agentic AI, it’s critical to vet vendors and ask questions to ensure you’re purchasing a true agent. Failure to differentiate between true agentic AI and false agents could lead to: