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AI Adoption Falters as 95 Percent of Companies See No ROI, Study Finds

What Happened

A recent study reported by The Times of India reveals that 95 percent of companies have not realized any return on investment from their AI initiatives. According to the research, major issues hampering returns include lack of integration with core operations, insufficiently defined strategies, and the shortage of skilled talent needed to deploy and scale AI solutions. The study highlights that companies, despite heavy spending on AI technologies, are struggling to translate AI pilots and tools into tangible business value. The report underscores a growing disconnect between AI hype and achievable results across global enterprises attempting to leverage artificial intelligence for competitive advantage.

Why It Matters

This report casts light on the persistent gap between AI expectations and real-world impact, signaling a need for sharper focus on operational integration and talent development. As AI investment continues to rise, organizations must address these foundational barriers to unlock true business value. Read more in our AI News Hub

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