Do executives think their own AI strategies are working?
Reportedly not. Surveys of executives found roughly 90% saying AI produced no measurable productivity gain at their firm, and about 75% admitting their AI strategy exists mainly so leadership doesn't look behind the curve — not because it demonstrably helps the business day to day.
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