N Chandrasekaran, chairman of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), stated during the company's 31st Annual General Meeting that TCS aims to have as many artificial intelligence (AI) agents as human employees within the next three years. He noted that three-quarters of enterprises globally expect an increase in technology spending, primarily due to AI advancements. TCS's AI revenue reached $2.4 billion in the last quarter of FY26, with a compound quarterly growth rate of 22.4%. Chandrasekaran addressed investor concerns regarding AI's implications for the workforce, asserting that while AI reduces the need for human input, it also represents a new infrastructure of intelligence. He outlined five key opportunities for TCS in AI, including enhancing technological functions and overseeing AI implementation in organizations. Despite market challenges, he expressed confidence in TCS's strong business fundamentals, citing stable margins and a strong deal pipeline. He emphasized that the future of enterprise AI will depend on context and trust, which TCS has cultivated with its clients over time.