70% of Indian firms have more AI pilots than they can scale, and 31% have already lost money on AI
Indian enterprises have mastered the art of starting AI projects. Finishing them is proving harder. According to Kyndryl’s third annual Readiness Report, released in Bengaluru on 10 November, 70% of Indian organisations say they have more AI pilots than they can realistically scale, and 58% say innovation often stalls after proof of concept.
The cost of that gap is starting to show. Half of the Indian organisations surveyed have significantly changed their AI strategy in the past year, and 31% report having experienced an AI investment failure.
The report draws on the views of 3,700 senior business leaders across 21 countries, including 200 in India. Its headline finding is a widening divide between the returns organisations are seeing and their readiness for what comes with them. Some 60% of Indian leaders investing in AI and machine learning report positive returns, up three percentage points from 2025. Over the same period,...
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