Everyone’s doing AI, but who’s seeing value?

Artificial intelligence is now widely adopted across organizations, but its tangible impact remains uneven. Recent research from 1,500 C-suite leaders indicates that all organizations report some level of AI deployment.

On the surface, this implies that AI has moved beyond experimentation and into mainstream use. However, the extent to which it is delivering measurable value is less clear.

Fewer than half of organizations have embedded AI beyond the pilot stage, and only a quarter report being able to scale it rapidly across the business. This points to a growing gap between the technology’s adoption and its outcomes.

The question is no longer access to AI, but whether organizations are able to operationalize it ...