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PHYSICAL AI
What governments should build now to capture value, protect the public interest, and shape the market.
READ THE BRIEF ↗McKinsey's 2026 analysis suggests that collaboration among people, AI agents, and robots will reshape many technical and repetitive tasks, while leadership and empathy remain distinctly human advantages.
Government implication: workforce policy should redesign roles, training, and accountability so machines expand public-sector judgment instead of merely removing tasks.SOURCE: McKinsey & Company ↗
McKinsey argues that future defense technology is moving away from tightly integrated platforms toward modular, multidomain stacks that can evolve faster and scale at lower cost.
Government implication: sovereign capability will increasingly depend on open interfaces and procurement standards that connect sensors, software, vehicles, and decision-makers.SOURCE: McKinsey & Company ↗
McKinsey estimates large value pools from applying AI to precision farming, crop imagery, weather intelligence, and enterprise decisions across agriculture.
Government implication: agricultural AI policy should connect data and intelligence to equipment, extension services, finance, and farmers' daily decisions—not fund dashboards alone.SOURCE: McKinsey & Company ↗