OECD research on agentic AI in organisations
Instrument
Agentic AI in organisations: Early insights from practitioner interviews (OECD Artificial Intelligence Papers; see official publication record for series number).
Type and status
Research publication based on practitioner interviews. It informs policy and organisational practice but does not create legal obligations and does not validate any vendor product or framework.
Applicability and dates
Useful for institutions designing governance around multi-step, tool-using systems. Treat sample and methodology limits stated in the paper as constraints on how far findings generalise.
Practical institutional implications
The paper is qualitative and based on practitioner interviews (per title and OECD publication metadata); it does not establish compliance duties. Do not treat this briefing as a substitute for the paper's methodology, sample or findings—read the publication before citing themes, outcomes or statistics.
DataMPowered interpretation
DataMPowered reads OECD's governance-oriented research as aligned with, but not equivalent to, assurance of AI-supported institutional work: whether authority, evidence, capability and human judgement remain intact through the work AI contributes. OECD research does not endorse DataMPowered, ifCEM or Judgement Governance™. ifCEM remains available for guided evaluation and bounded organisational pilots where institutions choose to explore governed operating patterns.
Primary sources
Cite the OECD publication page and DOI from the official record. Re-read the full paper before quoting statistics or interview counts.
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