I can remember a time, not so many years ago, when talking about AI meant discussing the qualities of an often-overlooked Steven Spielberg movie about a robot child. Maybe that was just my friend group, but the point stands: nobody today hears AI and thinks of Spielberg.
But even if AI has pretty much achieved complete global saturation, questions remain about just how dramatically it’s changing the workplace. And the answers to these questions have big, dollar-sign-shaped implications for enterprise organizations.
In this report, I’ve compiled the most revealing statistics and insights about the state of AI in the enterprise. From leadership buy-in rates and industry pressure to integration barriers and future projections, these findings show how far enterprise AI has come (and how far it still has to go).
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Current state of AI adoption in the enterprise
There’s no question that AI has transformed the workplace (I’m never going back to manual data entry). But how much has that transformation caught on at the enterprise level?
At Zapier, it’s caught on so well that 97% of employees now use AI at work on a daily basis. But even if other organizations haven’t progressed as quickly, most enterprise leaders say they’re treating AI adoption as a top priority.
