Is AI really saving you time?

Machine Learning (ML)Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Yes, it’s a productivity boost across the board41%

Somewhat, it takes time to set it up but it’s a time-saver after that54%

No, it has problems that end up costing me time to fix5%

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Director in Manufacturing2 years ago

For me personally, it saves me a lot of time editing long responses to questions. I can just brain dump, let AI fix, then proof read before submitting. AI writes significantly better than I do!!!

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Have you established strategic partnerships with your cloud or other vendors to identify AI-powered use cases?

Yes, we have multiple strategic partnerships17%

Yes, we have one56%

No, we haven't formed any20%

We are currently considering strategic partnerships for AI4%

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