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98% of Leaders See Agentic AI Speeding Software Delivery

A SoftServe and MIT study finds firms expect AI agents to manage software lifecycles end-to-end within two years.

By Kronos News Desk··1 min read
Digital visualization of software code and glowing nodes representing artificial intelligence agents in a high-tech engineering environment.

Digital visualization of software code and glowing nodes representing artificial intelligence agents in a high-tech engineering environment.

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A new global study by SoftServe and MIT Technology Review reveals a major shift toward agentic engineering [1]. The report shows 98% of technology leaders expect AI agents to accelerate software delivery [2]. Most organizations believe these agents will manage the entire software lifecycle within two years [1]. While optimism is high, the transition presents new challenges for modern businesses. Industry analysts note that cost concerns remain a significant factor for leaders adopting these advanced systems [3]. Despite these hurdles, many firms are moving away from pilot programs toward full integration [2].

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