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Most Indian firms using AI: IBM report

New Delhi: Nearly 59% of large organisations (those with over 1,000 employees) surveyed in India are using artificial intelligence (AI) actively in their businesses, according to a new research commissioned by IBM. The ‘IBM Global AI Adoption Index 2023’ found...

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Updated At : 01:32 PM Feb 16, 2024 IST

New Delhi: Nearly 59% of large organisations (those with over 1,000 employees) surveyed in India are using artificial intelligence (AI) actively in their businesses, according to a new research commissioned by IBM. The ‘IBM Global AI Adoption Index 2023’ found early adopters are leading the way, with 74% of those Indian enterprises already working with AI, having accelerated such investments in the past 24 months.

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