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A new Forbes Insights survey of 700 C-level executives finds that over half of companies are taking steps to prepare their data, technology and people for AI adoption, and a majority, 64%, even go so far as to say they are prepared, from a technology point of view, to meet the new demands AI-driven applications and processes will place on their systems.
The great news is these executives are operating in a world where the technologies required for AI development and deployment—advanced analytics algorithms, big data platforms and compute power across data centers, clouds and connected devices—are converging and becoming increasingly accessible. Yet AI comes with its own set of unique challenges.
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