Business leaders under pressure to implement AI

Business leaders want to have a say when artificial intelligence platforms make decisions.

Some 29% said they are very confident AI and machine learning are being applied ethically in business; 73% of business leaders are feeling pressure to implement AI at their organisation; 80% agree AI and ML help employees work more efficiently and make better decisions; and 72% said their organisation lacks the skills to fully implement AI and ML.

“Operationalisation of AI and ML strategies also slows down due to ethical concerns, lack of data integrity and addressing employee fears that these technologies may displace jobs. To effectively embrace AI and ML, it is crucial to prioritise augmentation of human insight and decision-making.” Despite wide-spread adoption and broad agreement around the case for AI and ML in the enterprise, the survey shows concerns remain about its accuracy, ethics and security.

The survey found this grouping of business leaders are considering AI’s impact on the workforce of today and tomorrow.

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