
Adoption is not transformation
Near-universal AI use at the point where work gets produced, and almost none where it gets judged.
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I read a lot of research on agentic AI, consulting and how organisations actually change. Most weeks one piece is worth your time, so every Monday I pick it, pull out the number that matters and say what it means if you are the one who has to act on it. Every one links straight out to the original, so you can go and read it yourself.

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Near-universal AI use at the point where work gets produced, and almost none where it gets judged.
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Near-universal AI use at the point where work gets produced, and almost none where it gets judged.

Britain’s AI Security Institute let its agents onto the real internet on purpose. What broke was the authority boundary, not the sandbox.

Across 44 countries the public has granted permission for AI in public services. The operating answers are the part still missing.

Very few organisations measured what their people were actually doing before removing them, so the value only became visible once it had gone.

The UK government flags the fall, admits it cannot prove AI caused it, and argues for acting anyway.

An agent that can browse is a demo. An agent that can pay is infrastructure.
One honest read every fortnight on what agentic AI is doing to consulting, and what to do about it. For people moving from advice to outcomes, rebuilding a firm, or done buying decks. No hype, no fluff.