India Witnesses Significant Surge in Agentic AI Usage: Report

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India is witnessing a rapid surge in agentic AI adoption, with 33% of consumers already using it and 44% planning to adopt it within a year, surpassing APAC averages. Adobe's report, From Assistants to Agents: The AI Evolution in India, highlights structural shifts in shopping, travel, and banking due to AI integration. Adobe is driving this evolution with innovative tools like AI Assistant in Acrobat and creative a…

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India Witnesses Significant Surge in Agentic AI Usage: Report
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