Why AI Adoption Stalls, According to Industry Data

"Companies in most industries are investing heavily in artificial intelligence: 88% of companies reporting regular AI use. Yet many leaders report familiar frustrations. AI adoption stalls. Performance gains plateau. Employees experiment with new tools but don't integrate them deeply into how work actually gets done, leaving executives increasingly concerned about ROI. Erin Eatough is a co-founder and chief science officer at Fractional Insights and professor of organizational psychology at Michigan State University."

"Companies in most industries are investing heavily in artificial intelligence: 88% of companies reporting regular AI use. Yet many leaders report familiar frustrations. AI adoption stalls. Performance gains plateau. Employees experiment with new tools but don't integrate them deeply into how work actually gets done, leaving executives increasingly concerned about ROI. Wendy Smith is head of research & thought leadership at Ferrazzi Greenlight."

"Companies in most industries are investing heavily in artificial intelligence: 88% of companies reporting regular AI use. Yet many leaders report familiar frustrations. AI adoption stalls. Performance gains plateau. Employees experiment with new tools but don't integrate them deeply into how work actually gets done, leaving executives increasingly concerned about ROI. Shonna Waters is a co-founder and chief executive officer of Fractional Insights and professor at Georgetown University."

Companies in most industries are investing heavily in artificial intelligence, with 88% of companies reporting regular AI use. Many leaders report familiar frustrations: AI adoption stalls and performance gains plateau. Employees experiment with new tools but do not integrate them deeply into how work gets done, leaving executives increasingly concerned about return on investment. Erin Eatough is a co-founder and chief science officer at Fractional Insights and professor of organizational psychology at Michigan State University. Wendy Smith is head of research & thought leadership at Ferrazzi Greenlight. Shonna Waters is a co-founder and chief executive officer of Fractional Insights and professor at Georgetown University.

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