
A report from MIT Technology Review Insights highlights the challenges organizations face in scaling AI agents due to legacy data systems. The survey of 300 executives reveals that AI agents currently access only 45% of enterprise data on average, with 'data leaders' providing over 70% access. These leaders experience fewer limitations and trust their AI agents' decisions more. As AI agents are predicted to augment or automate 50% of business decisions by 2027, the report emphasizes the need for improved data access and governance to realize AI's full potential.
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