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Most Banks Permit AI Agents in Production for Select Use Cases, but Adoption Is Limited and Only 8% Have Comprehensive Controls

New Global Survey by BCG Reveals That Nearly Half of Consumers Regard Health Care Products as Just Another Consumer Good, and More Than 60% Expect Retail-Like Convenience from Providers

New BCG Analysis Shows That AI Leaders Also Achieve Over Twice the Share of AI-Enabled Cost Savings

BCG’s Annual Black Friday Survey Finds 1 in 5 Consumers Actively Distrust Advertised Discounts; 22% Plan to Spend Less or Skip Year-End Sales Events

Boston Consulting Group Finds Industrial Companies Underestimate Their Critical Mineral Exposure, Which Also Limits Their Access to Public Capital

On Bloomberg Businessweek Daily, BCG’s Brad Loftus discusses the disconnect between gloomy consumer sentiment and growing spending across income groups, as identified in a BCG report.

In The Economist, BCG’s Vanessa Lyon explains how businesses are responding to a recent slew of cybersecurity incidents as hackers use AI to identify and target vulnerabilities more quickly.

In Fortune, BCG’s Clark O’Niell discusses the financial implications of AI’s rapid expansion, building on a BCG Institute report estimating that the AI ecosystem will require approximately $2.6 trillion in annual spending by 2030.

In The New York Times, BCG’s Julia Dhar discusses the AI trust gap between leaders and employees.