80% Of Indian Businesses Experimenting With Agentic AI – But Can They Scale It?
Indian businesses are actively exploring Agentic AI, with over 80 percent of organisations experimenting with autonomous agents, according to Deloitte’s latest State of GenAI report. Additionally, GenAI adoption within organisations remains inconsistent, with 61 percent reporting that fewer than 40 percent of employees actively use AI tools. Moumita Sarker, Partner at Deloitte India, emphasised the importance of structured AI adoption, stating, “As Indian organisations explore Agentic and GenAI, the key to unlocking their potential lies in moving from experimentation to large-scale deployment. Businesses must build trust in AI systems by addressing concerns about errors, bias, and data quality through strong governance.” Balancing AI Adoption with Long-Term Strategy One of the critical challenges highlighted in the report is how organisations choose to adopt AI.
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