CIOs: With so many emerging technologies vying for your attention, how much is exploring Agentic AI on your to-do list for your organization?

AI & Machine Learning Strategy & Architecture

It's at the top of my list30%

It's on my radar55%

It's not a focus right now15%

Honestly, I haven't thought about it

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Director of Technology Strategy in Services (non-Government)7 months ago

Agentic AI is a technology solution that enables a business outcome - that means it needs to have business problems to really be a priority. As a CIO, I'll work with the broader business to help shape the strategy and will definitely maintain awareness of what it can do, but it is not my job to lead it.

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