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What vendor "successful pilot" references do not tell procurement

What vendor "successful pilot" references do not tell procurement

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 Episode 10 of Agent Mode AI. Abby and Avery walk AM-140, the claim that vendor "successful pilot" references transfer to scaled production at roughly the McKinsey twenty-three percent rate, and that the gap is operational rather than capability-driven. The McKinsey State of AI 2025 survey, published November 2025 with sample size one thousand four hundred ninety-one, is the anchor data point. The Klarna seven-hundred-agent reversal reported by Bloomberg on the eighth of May 2025, the Salesforce Agentforce two-hundred-customer reality through Q1 2026, and the GitHub Copilot token-counting bug acknowledged in April 2026 are the documented walk-backs that bound what reference language can credibly imply. CRMArena-Pro thirty-five percent multi-step reliability and the EchoLeak CVE cross-agent class are the structural failure-mode evidence. Six pre-pilot questions for the procurement committee close the gap. Sources cited: - McKinsey State of AI 2025, published November 2025, n=1,491 - Bloomberg report on Klarna, 8 May 2025 - The Information report on Salesforce Agentforce, April 2025 - GitHub Copilot changelog, 18 April 2026 - CRMArena-Pro paper, Salesforce AI Research, August 2025 - Carnegie Mellon TheAgentCompany academic benchmark - EchoLeak CVE-2025-32711, disclosed August 2025 Claims tracked: - AM-140 — Vendor pilot reference to procuring-enterprise scaled production transfer rate — agentmodeai.com/holding/?claim=AM-140 - AM-030 — McKinsey 23% from IT-leader perspective — agentmodeai.com/holding/?claim=AM-030 - AM-128 — MIT 95% pilot-failure claim — agentmodeai.com/holding/?claim=AM-128 Newsletter and the full Holding-up ledger: agentmodeai.com
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