The 2026 question is not whether AI agents kill RPA, but which processes to migrate, which to keep, and in what order. A grounded, hybrid-first decision framework for ops teams running brittle RPA.
Enterprise research from four independent origins shows multi-model AI is already the operating norm, vendor regret is widespread, and the provider that led in 2023 no longer leads. AI vendor lock-in is an architecture problem, not a procurement mistake.
AI agent pricing is shifting from per-seat toward usage, outcome, and hybrid models. Here is a business buyer's guide to the four AI agent pricing models, real 2026 vendor prices, the hidden costs that blow budgets, and a checklist for evaluating a contract before you sign.
Autonomous AI agents open a new attack surface, and most leaders believe they are covered when they are not. A business risk brief on why the threat is structural, and the containment controls to put in place before you scale.
Fully autonomous agents fail on long, risky tasks and naive per-decision review does not scale. The answer is selective autonomy: automate the routine majority, keep human checkpoints on the risky minority, and stay compliant before the EU AI Act's 2 August 2026 deadline.
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