The Digital Press

Despite widespread executive enthusiasm and many proclaimed AI use cases, the actual adoption of AI technologies in businesses remains slower than expected.

Why it matters: Slower AI spread means companies may be missing out on significant productivity and competitive gains.

The big picture: Economic factors and integration challenges often delay new technology adoption despite clear potential benefits.

The other side: Some argue AI adoption is rapid in some sectors, driven by hype and aggressive marketing rather than practical usefulness.

Commenters say: Opinions vary from skepticism about AI’s current utility and cost-effectiveness to recognition of its fast cultural adoption and future inequality risks.