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Artificial Intelligence shifts from generative to agentic models globally

The global landscape of artificial intelligence is shifting from generative tools to agentic AI, which can autonomously manage complex workflows, make decisions, and execute tasks. In the legal sector, 77% of professionals expect agentic AI to be central to their workflows by 2030, with many already reporting significant time savings. In the insurance industry, the rise of agentic AI is creating a dual-edged sword: while it offers advanced automation for claims, it also enables more sophisticated fraud schemes, leaving many insurers feeling unprepared.

Technological and infrastructure challenges are also emerging. As AI agents require longer context windows and more data, the demand for advanced storage and memory solutions is increasing. Companies like Google Cloud are introducing new FinOps tools to help organizations manage the variable costs associated with agentic workloads. Meanwhile, in the software development field, the speed of AI-assisted coding is driving a critical need for specialized security reviews to prevent vulnerabilities in autonomous code.

Societal and business impacts are also being observed. In Colombia, a significant portion of Generation Z uses AI for emotional support and casual conversation. In the corporate world, the focus is shifting toward building trust and governance to ensure that autonomous systems are transparent and reliable. From industrial innovation summits in Costa Rica and Mexico to tech conferences in San Francisco, the global conversation is moving from theoretical AI potential to the practicalities of implementation, security, and economic impact.

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Anthropic · Cámara de Industrias de Costa Rica · FRISS · Festival IA México · Google Cloud · Kaspersky · NTT Data · Neivor · OpenAI · Salesforce · Secretaría de Economía de Nuevo León · Tecnoestrategas 2026

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  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Gartner research predicts that agentic AI will enable 15% of day-to-day work decisions to be made autonomously by 2028. www.computerworld.com
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] The Spacelift 2026 Infrastructure Automation Report states that 89% of organizations plan to adopt agentic AI for infrastructure. spacelift.io
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] The Spacelift 2026 Infrastructure Automation Report states that 76% of infrastructure teams would apply AI-generated HCL to production with minimal or no review. spacelift.io
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] The Spacelift 2026 Infrastructure Automation Report states that 93% of organizations have experienced at least one AI-caused infrastructure incident. spacelift.io
  • [DISPUTED] Only 30% of infrastructure leaders have a formal AI governance policy in place. spacelift.io
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Gartner research predicts that by 2028, 33% of enterprise software applications will include agentic AI. www.computerworld.com
  • [DISPUTED] 86% of infrastructure leaders say they are confident in their ability to govern AI. spacelift.io
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] 34% of Colombian Generation Z users utilize AI services daily or almost daily. www.tecnogus.com.co
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] A Kaspersky study indicates that 23% of Generation Z in Colombia interact with AI systems for casual conversation or emotional support. www.tecnogus.com.co
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Research from the Federal Bar Association showed that 65% of attorneys report saving one to five hours per week using AI. blogs.thomsonreuters.com
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] The Muck Rack report 'What Is AI Reading?' found that 84% of citations analyzed in LLMs come from earned media. inversorlatam.com
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Only 2% of insurance professionals consider themselves very prepared to face agentic AI-driven fraud. 100seguro.com.ar

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