KPMG withdrew its October 2025 report on AI usage after organizations disputed its accuracy, with research attributing errors to hallucinations from AI tools used in its creation.
KPMG's report contained several inaccuracies
Jun 14, 2026
11:10 am
What's the storyKPMG has pulled its report on "agentic AI," after major corporations and organizations named in it raised concerns over claims of their AI usage.
The report, "Redefining excellence in the age of agentic AI," was marred by several inaccuracies and fabricated case studies, according to The Financial Times.
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