Why Your Generative AI Projects Are Stuck in Limbo

If generative AI can transform businesses, why are so many firms stuck in endless pilot projects, while their employees secretly outpace them?

Generative AI adoption is booming among individual workers but lags significantly at the organizational level. While tech giants like Amazon and Google see soaring AI revenues, most companies remain hesitant.

Regulatory uncertainty, legal risks, and unclear ROI are stalling executives. A new Deloitte survey reveals that only 8% of firms have fully implemented generative AI projects, citing issues like messy data, outdated systems, and a talent shortage.

Meanwhile, workers independently embrace tools like ChatGPT, driving productivity gains their employers fail to capitalize on.

• Pilot projects dominate over full implementations
• Legal fears and regulatory hurdles loom large
• AI-trained workers demand higher salaries, widening skills gaps

With employees leading the AI charge, how can businesses catch up and unlock the potential of generative technologies while staying compliant and competitive?

Read the full article on The Economist.

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