In an op-ed, Oracle's business development lead for Southern Europe argues that companies should judge AI agents by the outcomes they deliver rather than by how many they deploy. He points to the McNamara fallacy and the importance of business context.
An n8n tutorial shows a workflow that searches the day's AI news every weekday morning, scores each article for importance at a tiny cost per item and posts a sourced brief per topic to Slack. Topics without significant news are skipped.
NVIDIA highlights French companies deploying agentic AI in space, financial services, the public sector and scientific research. It credits groundwork such as the February 2025 AI Action Summit and the Choose France summits with anchoring major investments.
This column argues that with agentic AI the main issue is no longer reliability but control. It points to targeted agents, executives lagging behind and sovereignty, and says only clear governance lets companies adopt agents without being overwhelmed.
This column looks at cybersecurity as AI spreads, asking which data and reference frameworks organizations should rely on. Its answer is that autonomous AI needs a solid IT foundation to strengthen resilience.
Carmakers are testing or using agentic AI in product development, with 68% saying so. Only 5% have the matching governance in place, which suggests the industry is adopting the technology faster than it is learning to control it.