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OECD Working Paper 65 explores how organisations develop, use and govern agentic AI through practitioner interviews across regions and sectors. Its publication page describes emerging uses, potential benefits, challenges and governance approaches. It provides a primary-source anchor for examining broad agent claims in news briefings.
OECD · 2026-09-16
OECD publication date and abstract checked; full report and interview sample not independently reviewed.
What the source shows
OECD Working Paper 65 explores how organisations develop, use and govern agentic AI through practitioner interviews across regions and sectors. Its publication page describes emerging uses, potential benefits, challenges and governance approaches. It provides a primary-source anchor for examining broad agent claims in news briefings. Source: OECD, 2026-09-16
What the material does not establish
Early practitioner interviews do not establish representative adoption levels or causal productivity effects. Dates and abstract were checked; full interview selection and individual cases were not reviewed. Each agent's actual authority must be specified for the use case. Source: OECD, 2026-09-16
For HR, AI + JJ
AI + JJ, application: Choose a small HR-service task. Separate proposing, preparing and executing an action. Which steps can proceed independently, when must a person decide and how will deviations be detected? Source: OECD, 2026-09-16