
Data #1
AI Moves from Thought to Action: The Rise of Agentic AI

Why does this data matter?
AI is no longer just a tool for insights—it’s becoming an autonomous actor. Agentic AI allows software to plan, make decisions, and take action without predefined business rules. Gartner predicts that by 2028, AI agents will make 15% of all enterprise decisions autonomously ai-and-automation-trend….
Enterprises will shift automation spend from process-based RPA to decision-making AI agents.
Early movers are already seeing speed, efficiency, and personalization gains—this is real adoption, not just hype.
Spending on agentic AI is projected to hit $4B by 2028, growing at a 68% CAGRai-and-automation-trend….
Companies developing agentic AI infrastructure (think orchestration, governance, and security layers) are positioned for growth.
Data #2
The AI Workforce Shift: Who Keeps Their Job?

Why does this data matter?
AI won’t just complement jobs, we think it can redefine them. Mostly for the better, as history has proven time and time again. A McKinsey report suggests 30% of all work hours will shift from humans to AI by 2030. The exact number matters less than the direction in our opinion. Here’s some things to think about.
HR, IT, and operations leaders will need to rescope roles, retrain employees, and integrate AI tools into workflows.
The fastest disruptions? Customer service, data analysis, and software development—industries where AI already drives productivity gains.
Expect higher demand for STEM, legal, and healthcare roles but a declining need for repetitive office jobs.
We tend to like platforms that enable human-AI collaboration, like intelligent workflow tools, AI copilots, and upskilling platforms, are worth watching.
Data #3
The Regulatory Crackdown on AI Is Here

Why does this data matter?
Regulators are moving fast. The EU’s AI Act, effective in August 2024, bans certain AI applications and forces transparency on training data. Meanwhile, the U.S. has seen nearly 500 AI-related bills introduced in 2024, up from just 130 in 2023.
AI companies will need strong compliance frameworks, making governance solutions a critical growth area.
Copyright lawsuits (e.g., Getty Images vs. Stability AI) signal rising risks in AI-generated content.
Enterprises hesitant to adopt AI due to legal uncertainty may slow investment in unregulated markets.
Compliance-driven AI solutions (i.e., AI security, data lineage, and explainability tools) will see significant demand in our view.
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