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Mere minority of orgs put GenAI in production after year of hype

Dec 06, 2023 - theregister.com
Despite a surge in awareness, only 10% of organizations have adopted generative AI technology in production environments, according to an Intel survey. The study, which involved 434 tech professionals, identified infrastructure as the main barrier to developing large language models, with 46% citing it as a reason. Other obstacles include compliance and privacy (28%), reliability (23%), high implementation costs (19%), and a lack of technical skills (17%).

The IT and software industries are leading in adoption, followed by financial services, defense, and insurance. McKinsey's research suggests that banking could see potential annual earnings gains of around $340 billion from deploying generative AI, representing a 9-15% increase in operating profits. However, the regulatory landscape and the challenges of implementing AI are still significant hurdles for many organizations.

Key takeaways:

  • Only 10 percent of organizations have adopted generative AI technology in production environments, according to a survey by Intel.
  • The biggest barriers to developing large language models (LLMs) include basic infrastructure, compliance and privacy, reliability, high cost of implementation, and a lack of technical skills.
  • Despite these challenges, more than half of the organizations that have adopted generative AI have improved their customer experiences, increased efficiency, and enhanced product capabilities.
  • The IT and software industries are leading the way in generative AI adoption, with potential annual earnings gains from deploying generative AI in banking estimated to be around $340 billion.
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