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Putting agentic AI systems to work: What practitioners reveal about deployment and governance

OECD AI Policy Observatory · · International · AI Governance

The OECD has published findings from practitioners on how organizations are deploying agentic AI systems and what governance frameworks they are putting in place to manage them responsibly.

Why this matters: Agentic AI is already running inside real organizations, not just in labs. The OECD is trying to map what that actually looks like in practice. That matters because most governance conversations are still theoretical while the systems are already making decisions, taking actions, and touching data. What practitioners report now will likely shape the standards and rules that follow. If the governance frameworks are thin, that is worth knowing before agentic systems become too embedded to easily check.

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