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Google study finds 20% of Mexican professionals work with AI agents, 13% call it consolidated

Google study finds 20% of Mexican professionals work with AI agents, 13% call it consolidated
Image: Marketing4eCommerce México

The survey covered only companies with 500 or more employees, and 44% of Latin American respondents use personal AI agents for work.

Source: Marketing4eCommerce México

Google's Work: InProgress 2026 study, produced by Google Workspace with Gemini alongside IDC and Provokers, surveyed 3,200 professionals in five Latin American countries in July and August 2026, including 650 in Mexico, Marketing4eCommerce México reported. Every company in the sample has at least 500 employees. In Mexico, 20% say they work with AI agents, above the 16% regional figure, while 44% only know the concept. Asked about their company's stage, 13% of Mexican respondents described agent adoption as consolidated and 40% as accelerating.

The outlet cautions that the label is loose: only 7% describe an agent in terms of autonomy or decision-making, and it says some who report working with agents are likely using an ordinary chatbot. The article itself puts awareness at about 97% in one passage and 93% in another.

Marketing4eCommerce lined the 13% figure up with other studies: a Strand Partners study for AWS found 13% advanced use (as reported by DPL News), and Accenture and IPADE found 13.5% of large companies have scaled AI. Across the region, Google's data show 44% of professionals regularly use personal AI agents for work, only 11% of them see high risk, and 28% say their company has a clear use policy.

Read the full article at Marketing4eCommerce México

Our take

If your teams handle customer or sales data, the larger risk in these numbers is staff pasting it into personal AI tools, not slow adoption.

  • Survey which AI tools your staff already use and write a short use policy.
  • Treat the 13% figures as directional: Google surveyed only firms of 500+ employees, and the country-level cuts are limited.

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Key takeaways

  1. 20% of Mexican professionals in large firms say they work with AI agents, per Google
  2. 13% of Mexican respondents call their company's agent adoption consolidated
  3. 44% of Latin American professionals use personal, non-company AI agents for work