Enterprises Are Struggling to Make Generative AI Work. That's Great News for IBM.

An incredible finding from MIT's NANDA initiative paints a stark picture of generative AI use in the enterprise. While some companies are succeeding in meaningfully growing revenue or reducing costs by leveraging generative AI, around 95% of artificial intelligence (AI) pilot programs fail to make a meaningful impact. This conclusion comes from interviews with leaders, surveys of employees, and analysis of public AI deployments.The biggest problem, according to MIT's research, was poor integration. Companies that succeeded in deploying generative AI stuck to narrow, well-defined problems. In contrast, companies that failed to properly integrate powerful AI models into their workflows ran into serious issues.Another wrinkle was that many AI deployments were focused on sales and marketing applications, whereas the highest returns on investments generally came from back-office automation.Continue readingWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei MotleyFool Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei MotleyFool