The AI ​​Disruption Is Already Here, Even If We Don't Notice It

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Critics say the age of AI is still a long way off, or even that the term "AI" is a fraud. The truth is that AI is already radically transforming our world behind the scenes. Certainly, no company has yet succeeded in reproducing true human intelligence in a machine. But that doesn't mean AI isn't already playing a central role in business today. The AI ​​disruption is already here, even if we don't notice it

The Growth of AI Adoption

In fact, many companies are facing a turning point in the adoption of AI. IBM's report on the state of AI, the IBM Global AI Adoption Index 2022, highlights that nearly 80% of companies use AI in their business today or are exploring its use. That leaves only 20% of companies that don't use or plan to use AI.

In countries like China, adoption is even higher: 58% of companies are currently using AI, and 30% plan to do so.

Additionally, IBM's report shows that "AI adoption is growing steadily, up four points from 2021." Already, the vast majority of businesses are reaping the benefits of AI, and trends suggest that AI will only become more pervasive in businesses in the years to come. They use it to glean actionable insights, improve operational efficiency, decipher customer behaviors, reduce costs, and more.

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The report goes on to say that the top barriers to AI adoption are lack of technical skills (cited by 34% of respondents) and price issues (cited by 29% of respondents). Additionally, project complexity (24%) and data complexity (24%) also prevent some organizations from realizing the full potential of AI.

These hurdles will undoubtedly fall over time as companies gain more experience with AI and mature in their understanding of how to use it effectively. In the meantime, the companies that embrace AI will be the ones that reap the rewards and scale to new heights.

The Growing Need to Adopt AI

Furthermore, the importance of AI adoption is increasing as a result of COVID-19. The pandemic has forced businesses to quickly find new ways to operate, and AI has been a key enabler of this transition. Businesses that were already using AI were able to scale quickly and adapt to the new landscape, while those that weren't using AI struggled.

This will likely lead to an acceleration of AI adoption in the years to come, as businesses realize the importance of being able to adapt quickly and change course in the face of unforeseen circumstances.< /p>

On the one hand, security has become a major concern in the post-COVID world, and AI can play a vital role in ensuring security in various environments. Companies are using AI-powered cameras and sensors to improve driver safety,

The AI ​​Disruption Is Already Here, Even If We Don't Notice It

We're excited to bring Transform 2022 back in person on July 19 and virtually from July 20-28. Join leaders in AI and data for in-depth discussions and exciting networking opportunities. Sign up today!

Critics say the age of AI is still a long way off, or even that the term "AI" is a fraud. The truth is that AI is already radically transforming our world behind the scenes. Certainly, no company has yet succeeded in reproducing true human intelligence in a machine. But that doesn't mean AI isn't already playing a central role in business today. The AI ​​disruption is already here, even if we don't notice it

The Growth of AI Adoption

In fact, many companies are facing a turning point in the adoption of AI. IBM's report on the state of AI, the IBM Global AI Adoption Index 2022, highlights that nearly 80% of companies use AI in their business today or are exploring its use. That leaves only 20% of companies that don't use or plan to use AI.

In countries like China, adoption is even higher: 58% of companies are currently using AI, and 30% plan to do so.

Additionally, IBM's report shows that "AI adoption is growing steadily, up four points from 2021." Already, the vast majority of businesses are reaping the benefits of AI, and trends suggest that AI will only become more pervasive in businesses in the years to come. They use it to glean actionable insights, improve operational efficiency, decipher customer behaviors, reduce costs, and more.

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Transform 2022

Join us at the leading Applied AI event for enterprise business and technology decision makers on July 19 and virtually July 20-28.

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The report goes on to say that the top barriers to AI adoption are lack of technical skills (cited by 34% of respondents) and price issues (cited by 29% of respondents). Additionally, project complexity (24%) and data complexity (24%) also prevent some organizations from realizing the full potential of AI.

These hurdles will undoubtedly fall over time as companies gain more experience with AI and mature in their understanding of how to use it effectively. In the meantime, the companies that embrace AI will be the ones that reap the rewards and scale to new heights.

The Growing Need to Adopt AI

Furthermore, the importance of AI adoption is increasing as a result of COVID-19. The pandemic has forced businesses to quickly find new ways to operate, and AI has been a key enabler of this transition. Businesses that were already using AI were able to scale quickly and adapt to the new landscape, while those that weren't using AI struggled.

This will likely lead to an acceleration of AI adoption in the years to come, as businesses realize the importance of being able to adapt quickly and change course in the face of unforeseen circumstances.< /p>

On the one hand, security has become a major concern in the post-COVID world, and AI can play a vital role in ensuring security in various environments. Companies are using AI-powered cameras and sensors to improve driver safety,

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