How would you characterize your organization's current strategy for AI adoption?

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Leading the charge within my organization10%

Following innovative vendors or verified case studies from my industry61%

Taking an employee driven/grassroots approach19%

Taking a cautious approach9%

Not currently focused on AI initiatives

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9 months ago

AI has been in the workplace for years.  Industry is rebranding SW development as AI in many cases to be an innovative initiative.  Recognizing for what it "is" and what it's "not" will assist in culling through the hype.  RPA lacked governance and is causing more problems that benefit, so industry created another buzzword.  Caveat Emptor!

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