- Published on July 25, 2025
- In AI Features
TCS Innovation Chief Thinks Accuracy in Agentic AI is Still a Question Mark
Indian IT firms’ vision about agentic AI is ambitious, but its deployment at scale remains embryonic.
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- By C P Balasubramanyam
Agentic AI may be the future of autonomous enterprises, but getting there is anything but simple. “Are they accurate? Are they meeting the purpose?” These are the unanswered questions, according to Bala Prasad Peddigari, chief innovation officer for technology, software services business Group at TCS.
There are not many productionised systems currently available in the agentic AI space, he said while talking to AIM on the sidelines of the NIIT StackRoute Digital Architect Conclave.
However, Peddigari explained that one of the global trends currently driving the market is the push toward building autonomous enterprises, meaning “you want the enterprise to be much, much more autonomous, just like you have different private colleges going for autonomous status.”
“They have
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C P Balasubramanyam
Bala is a journalist covering Indian tech companies and startups from Bengaluru.
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