Studie: Großflächiger KI-Einsatz hakt trotz messbarer Vorteile
Nur 13 Prozent der Unternehmen liegen mit ihren KI-Initiativen im Plan. Als größte Hürden gelten Regulierung und die Integration in bestehende IT-Systeme.
A new study reveals that while artificial intelligence (AI) brings measurable benefits to many companies, widespread implementation often encounters challenges. BearingPoint, a consulting firm, published the study on Thursday. Only 13% of firms followed their AI initiatives, despite nearly three-quarters reporting positive outcomes.
Over a third of companies are still in the experimental and pilot phases. Frederic Gigant, a BearingPoint expert, explained that "AI has crossed an important threshold," but proving and increasing economic benefits are two different things.
The primary obstacles to large-scale AI adoption, according to the 1000 respondents from the US, China, and Europe, were complex legal requirements (40%) and integration with existing, often decades-old IT systems (34%). The performance of AI models was deemed less critical by 54% of managers, who considered access to high-quality and reliable data the key to success.
However, some companies may be hindering their own progress: less than a third formally assessed the feasibility of scaling up their AI projects before starting.
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