Why Most Companies Won't Survive the AI Era

16 Mar 2026 · 7 min
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In this 2026 talk, Marc Chabot argues that the rapid proliferation of AI and software transformation projects across enterprises is leading to catastrophic failure rates—95% of AI deployments and 88% of software projects fail—primarily due to broken enterprise planning rather than technology choices. He explains how the AI era creates a new competitive dynamic where early adopters of multi‑agent, agentic systems gain outsized leverage, while late adopters face acquisition, disappearance, or massive job loss. Chabot stresses that workers must shift from low‑leverage execution to high‑leverage roles as designers, owners, and orchestrators of agentic ecosystems. To address the planning crisis, he presents FourSquads’ AI‑native planning operating system, which guides organizations through a full planning lifecycle—from portfolio strategy to project execution—eliminating redundancy, improving decision quality, and delivering cost savings of $2‑$20 million per company and hundreds of millions in project outcomes. He concludes with a call to try the system online and consider customized pilots to accelerate AI leadership.

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