The trust dividend: Why India’s most disciplined AI teams are pulling away from everyone else
Ninety-one percent of organisations surveyed in India say they’re increasing AI spending over the next year. That number, on its own, tells a familiar story of a market racing to adopt. What the underlying report actually documents is stranger, and more consequential: spending more on AI is not what separates the companies getting a return on it from the companies that aren’t.
What separates them is trust — specifically, whether an organization has built the governance, data quality and auditability infrastructure to make its AI systems explainable, correctable and repeatable.
The second annual Data and AI Impact Report, published by SASwith research from IDC, surveyed 2,699 decision-makers across 28 countries and four industries — banking, insurance, life sciences and the public sector — about how their organizations manage, govern and profit from AI. Its headline finding is blunt: organisations with strong trustworthy-AI practices were 15 times more likely...
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