Most of the data is just "agents are being used more" and "the EU is behind the US".
The most interesting part for me are the vastly different use cases (page 6). Almost every country is using them for different work activities. Too different, I really wonder why that's the case.
And finally, it's very, very biased. Obviously OpenAI will say that using agents represents the "EU’s opportunity to turn broader adoption into deeper use, stronger businesses, higher productivity and meaningful benefits for workers".
Most of the data is just "agents are being used more" and "the EU is behind the US".
The most interesting part for me are the vastly different use cases (page 6). Almost every country is using them for different work activities. Too different, I really wonder why that's the case.
And finally, it's very, very biased. Obviously OpenAI will say that using agents represents the "EU’s opportunity to turn broader adoption into deeper use, stronger businesses, higher productivity and meaningful benefits for workers".