The UN General Assembly has voted to establish a 40-member global scientific panel to assess the economic, ethical, and geopolitical impact of artificial intelligence. Approved despite opposition from the United States, the move marks a significant step toward international coordination on AI governance amid rising global tensions over technology leadership and regulation.

As agentic AI systems gain autonomy, governance is no longer optional. Deloitte’s latest guidelines explain how organizations can deploy AI safely, ensuring accountability, transparency, and operational control.

As artificial intelligence becomes the backbone of modern industries, AI governance has emerged as the ultimate competitive advantage. Beyond compliance, it’s now a framework for trust, innovation, and long-term resilience. From the EU AI Act to emerging global standards, organizations that embed transparency, fairness, and accountability into their AI systems are redefining leadership in the age of automation.

Agentic AI marks the next evolution of Artificial Intelligence — moving beyond automation toward autonomy, reasoning, and goal-driven collaboration. As businesses and governments worldwide adopt these intelligent systems, Agentic AI is emerging as a strategic force shaping industries, governance, and the global economy. This bulletin explores how Agentic AI is redefining decision-making, innovation, and ethical responsibility in 2025 and beyond.