According to a global 2023 survey, ** percent of company CEOs were planning to explore options for the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in the future, as opposed to ** percent of CMOs stating the same. An equal amount of CEOs and CMOs - ** percent - were planning to adopt AI immediately but only across some business units/operations.

In a 2024 survey, around 84 percent of businesses/corporations expressed their positive impressions of artificial intelligence in their work. In contrast, 36 percent of government organizations highlighted their negative outlook on AI within their scope of work.

AI has become a necessary tool used by many businesses for increased efficiency and reducing human error. In a 2024 survey, 42 percent of respondents from different professions stated that in the next five years AI and GenAI will have transformational impact, while 36 percent indicated high impact.

Saudi Arabia had the highest score for government strategy of AI in 2024 or 100. Following closely behind was the United States with 83.

Most business owners, or ** percent, believe that AI will improve customer relationships as well as increase productivity in their business in 2023. It can be argued that improved customer relationships are likely to be a secondary effect of all the other positive impacts of AI, thus explaining their high rate of expectation.

In a 2025 survey, employees under 35 report the highest AI use at ** percent and trust at ** percent, while those over 55 report ** percent use and ** percent trust.

The Asia Pacific region expected the greatest amount of change from utilizing AI and ML technologies in supply lines from 2023 until 2025. The continent was more than ***** percent ahead of the next region, showing more dedication and capacity for AI usage in the supply chains.

During a 2022 survey conducted worldwide, it was found that the prevailing problem in companies adopting artificial intelligence (AI) was the lack of reduction in biases. These biases can create considerable issues as they exacerbate existing problems within a companies power structure. Data privacy remained the focal point of many companies, though **** of them failed to safeguard data privacy through the enterprise.

In a 2025 survey, around ** percent of respondants claimed to use AI tools intentionally on a daily basis either for personal use, work or study purposes. Similarly, ** percent reported to never use AI tools

In 2024, the market size change in the 'Machine Learning' segment of the artificial intelligence market worldwide was modeled to stand at 44.66 percent. Between 2021 and 2024, the market size change dropped by 99.08 percentage points. The market size change is expected to drop by 15.3 percentage points between 2024 and 2031, showing a continuous downward movement throughout the period.Further information about the methodology, more market segments, and metrics can be found on the dedicated Market Insights page on Machine Learning.

In 2025, a survey carried out in the United Kingdom showed that IT and telecommunications was the sector with the highest adoption rate of artificial intelligence (AI), with ** percent of UK businesses fully embracing it across their organization. Only ** percent of enterprises in the retail, catering, and leisure sectors fully integrated AI into their operations. Another ** percent of them have a more selective approach.

In 2025, the biggest barrier to AI adoption was the lack of skilled professionals, cited by 50 percent of businesses. Around 43 percent pointed to a lack of vision among managers and leaders, while 29 percent struggled with the high costs of AI products and services.

As of 2020, around ** percent of surveyed global business executives, managers and analysts stated that their organization had extensive changes to many of its business processes when incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into its business strategy. Only a few respondents reported no changes to any business processes when AI was implemented. Artificial Intelligence in companies Briefly stated, the term AI describes advanced computing software which demonstrates the ability to learn, make decisions, and solve problems. These applications make the technology very appealing to companies for a wide variety of different applications. Some of the most commonly acknowledged benefits of AI include cost savings and increased productivity. For those that have already adopted AI technology within their companies, many of them believe that it will give them a competitive advantage or allow them to move into new businesses. AI market The global artificial intelligence software market is expected to generate revenues of around ** billion U.S. dollars in 2019, a number which is forecast to grow to almost *** billion by 2025. Many of the world’s biggest tech companies have invested heavily into both acquiring AI companies and developing AI technologies of their own. Each of Microsoft, IBM, Google, and Samsung have submitted thousands of AI-related patent applications as they compete for positions in the growing market.

In 2024, artificial intelligence adoption has experienced a remarkable surge across global organizations. The percentage of companies integrating AI into at least one business function has dramatically increased to ** percent, representing a substantial leap from ** percent in the previous year. Even more striking is the exponential growth of generative AI, which has been embraced by ** percent of organizations worldwide. This represents an impressive increase of over ** percentage points, highlighting the technology's swift transition from an emerging trend to a mainstream business tool.

According to a survey from April 2024 that was conducted among managers of companies in Japan with a revenue of more than 50 billion Japanese yen, ** percent of the respondents stated that generative artificial intelligence (AI) was used at their company. About a ******* of the respondents answered that plans for the utilization of generative AI were in progress.

In a 2025 survey, ** percent of respondents back a model where humans hold ************** of decision authority and AI contributes only by *********, whereas only *** percent support fully autonomous AI decisions.

In a 2025 survey, ** percent of the respondents claim to have moderate to high concerns about AI risks, and ** percent say they have personally experienced at least one negative outcome. Cybersecurity tops the list at ** percent, followed by loss of human connection at ** percent.

Information security is the primary handler of responsibility of AI within businesses worldwide in 2024. Following close behind is data and analytics, which AI relies heavily on, and then AI-specific governance roles, such as chief AI officers roles.

Telecommunications has the highest share of employers that believe AI and big data will be transformation drivers for their organization between 2025 and 2030 with 100 percent of respondents believing so.

As of 2024, the department with the most advanced generative AI initiative was IT, with ** percent. Additionally, operations and marketing ranked second and third with ** and ** percent respectively.