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- •AI agents will introduce new cyber and infrastructure risks in 2027.
- •Critical infrastructure is becoming a focal point in geopolitical tensions.
- •Organizations must enhance resilience to adapt to extreme heat and supply chain pressures.
As AI agents are set to transform business operations in 2027, new cyber, infrastructure, regulatory, and social risks are anticipated. Critical infrastructure is increasingly viewed as a battleground in geopolitical competition, raising concerns about its security. Extreme heat is expected to further strain infrastructure and supply chains, impacting food security. Organizations are advised to build resilience against these evolving threats. Control Risks CEO Bill Udell emphasizes the need for human oversight as AI transitions from advisory roles to decision-making. The RiskMap 2027 outlines how these risks will affect markets, investments, and strategic priorities. Businesses must prepare for a complex global environment where risks are rising and changing.
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