Wireless Wednesday: Organizations approaching AI with fast strides

AI technology is being adopted at a rapid pace across industries in the United States and abroad.

A new global survey of IT and business leaders conducted by AI leader SAS and research firm IDC sought to examine how organizations are approaching AI adoption and how they are embedding trust into their AI initiatives. The survey of 2,375 respondents was conducted in North America and across the globe.

The survey explored AI implementation, perceptions of traditional AI vs generative AI, the trustworthiness of AI and what, if any, safeguards they have implemented. The findings reveal:

Which do experts trust more: established forms of AI, or GenAI chatbots like ChatGPT?

Are enough organizations actively investing in ethical guardrails to make AI safer?

What is preventing safer, more successful AI implementations?

Kimberly Nevala from SAS shares the newly released data from the global AI survey, including the most surprising findings, trends, and attitudes organizations have about AI.

AI is an increasingly essential tool for business. How quickly has the technology grown and what trends for AI implementation are you seeing in the market?

Tell us about The Global State of Data and AI survey. What was the main goal of the research?

What were the most surprising results from the survey?

Many companies are implementing AI technology, but are they adding ethical guardrails? Why is it important to add AI safeguards?

AI may be trusted, but is it always trustworthy?