Over 80% Of Companies Report No Productivity Gains From AI So Far Despite Billions In Investment, Survey Suggests – 6,000 Executives Also Reveal 1/3 Of Leaders Use AI, But Only For 90 Minutes A Week
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Key Takeaway
A survey of more than 6,000 executives across the US and Europe found that over 80% of companies deploying AI have seen no measurable productivity gains – even as billions flow into the technology. Shallow adoption is a core driver: a third of executives using AI at all average just 90 minutes a week with it, which is far too little engagement to move any meaningful business metric. Before committing the next round of AI budget, senior leaders should demand evidence of sustained, high-frequency use inside their own organizations – because spending without adoption produces exactly the returns this survey documents.
A survey of more than 6,000 executives across the US and Europe found that over 80% of companies deploying AI have seen no measurable productivity gains – even as billions flow into the technology. Shallow adoption is a core driver: a third of executives using AI at all average just 90 minutes a week with it, which is far too little engagement to move any meaningful business metric. Before committing the next round of AI budget, senior leaders should demand evidence of sustained, high-frequency use inside their own organizations – because spending without adoption produces exactly the returns this survey documents.
Originally reported by Tom's Hardware. Read the full story here.
