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According to a KPMG survey, more than half of executives plan to use Artificial Intelligence in the short and long term.

Delia Niculescu

16 December 2024, 10:31

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KPMG's Global Mobility Assessment survey shows that 51% of executives plan to use Artificial Intelligence in both the short and long term. Also, 73% plan to make future investments in the technology to help automate administrative tasks.

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Peste 51% dintre companiile globale planifică creșterea investițiilor în utilizarea inteligenței artificiale

Peste jumătate dintre companiile globale intenţionează să utilizeze inteligența artificială pe termen scurt şi lung, arată un studiu de evaluare a mobilităţii globale

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