AI agents get better at IT ops, but only with humans in the loop

Source: Computerworld· Taryn Plumb· August 4, 2026

AI agents are performing roughly 1 in 3 actions in enterprise IT workflows (but that share is rising quickly), while human analysts are rejecting about one-quarter of AI-proposed actions (but that rate is falling), according to a new study of tens of thousand…

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