Corporate sentiment towards AI agents has shifted from cautious optimism to confident action, with 75% of companies now deploying multiple agents, up from 51% in the last six months. In the Asia-Pacific Japan region, Australia leads with high trust in AI during crises, while Japan adopts a more cautious approach. AI is increasingly used in software development and incident response, with 84% of companies using it for coding, though formal testing varies widely across regions. Trust in AI outputs is generally rising, but Japan remains more skeptical, with fewer companies adopting responsible AI guidelines. Reliability concerns persist, with executives calling for stronger procedures to detect AI errors and manage outages. Despite increased adoption, complexity and the need for skilled personnel to manage AI systems are acknowledged challenges. As AI becomes foundational to operations, Australia moves swiftly while Japan lays groundwork, with success hinging on balancing innovation and control.