India’s AI Readiness Gap Widens as Adoption Accelerates: Kyndryl

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India’s enterprises may be moving quickly on artificial intelligence, but their workforces are not keeping pace with the speed of adoption. A new Kyndryl report has found that only 25% of organizations in India believe their workforce is adequately prepared to successfully leverage AI, even as AI deployment expands across business functions.

The finding is part of Kyndryl’s second annual People Readiness Report, a global study of 1,100 senior business and technology leaders across eight countries, including India. The report points to a widening gap between AI ambition and execution, with organizations investing in AI use cases and platforms, but still struggling with the human, governance and operating model changes needed to scale impact.

AI Adoption Is Moving Faster Than Workforce Readiness

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