AI has exposed the biggest knowledge gap in business. Hint: it isn't technical
Of the expected $2.5 trillion that corporates are due to spend on AI this year, over $1 trillion is set to be allocated to IT services and dedicated software. That is a huge chunk of change for a technology that many are still grappling with and trying to understand how it fits with their business, team, and procedures.
A few years since the ChatGPT-enabled revolution started, we’re beginning to see the different approaches and challenges businesses are facing when implementing AI.
L&D expert and Chief Learning Officer at 360Learning.
Ford's recent decision to bring back experienced engineers after AI systems failed to catch manufacturing issues offers an important lesson for every business investing in AI. At the same time, new research from Ramp and Revelio Labs, covering almost 22,000 US companies, found that organizations investing most heavily in AI are actually hiring more people, not fewer.
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