This year, Capgemini has unveiled its TechnoVision Top 5 Tech Trends to Watch in 2025, which focuses on the technologies expected to reach an inflection point in 2025. The focus is on AI and generative AI (Gen AI), and it is anticipated that they will have a significant impact on other key technologies that are likely to reach a stage of maturity or breakthrough in 2025.
GENERATIVE AI
FROM COPILOTS TO REASONING AI AGENTS
AI systems are now evolving from isolated tasks to specialized and interconnected agents, and Gen AI is now more about agentification. According to a report from Capgemini Research Institute, which will be published in January next year, 32% of top executives place AI agents as the top technology trend in data and AI for 2025. AI systems can handle dynamic decision-making in more sensitive environments where correctness is paramount. The next step will be the rise of a superagent, an orchestrator of multiple AI systems, optimizing their interactions. In 2025, these advancements will enable new AI ecosystems across industries, allowing new levels of efficiency and innovation, experts with Capgemini said.
CYBERSECURITY
NEW DEFENSES, NEW THREATS
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