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AI adoption has clearly moved pilots. However, large-scale integration is still in early stages, with only 10% organisations reporting enterprise-wide deployment. This has also created new job roles like agentic engineers who can develop and deploy AI agents.
“Agentic AI is fundamentally changing the nature of roles, not just automating tasks,” Anurag Malik, partner and India leader for People Consulting at EY India, tells AIM. “As AI systems begin to plan, decide, and act with greater autonomy, organisations will create new roles focused on AI orchestration, model oversight, risk and ethics, and d
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