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A recent study commissioned by IBM reveals that nearly 59 percent of large Indian enterprises, with over 1,000 employees, are actively integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into their operations. Titled the ‘IBM Global AI Adoption Index 2023,’ the research indicates that early adopters are at the forefront, with 74 percent of these enterprises already leveraging AI, particularly in areas like R&D and workforce reskilling. However, key challenges such as talent acquisition and ethical concerns continue to hinder widespread AI adoption. Looking ahead to 2024, the report suggests that overcoming these obstacles will be a priority, emphasizing the need for upskilling and robust AI governance frameworks. According to Sandip Patel, Managing Director of IBM India and South Asia, while Indian enterprises are experiencing the benefits of AI, there remains untapped potential for scaling AI deployment. To address this, he underscores the importance of implementing data and AI governance tools to ensure responsible AI development and adoption. The survey, conducted globally among 8,584 IT professionals across various countries, highlights India’s leading role in AI adoption among the surveyed nations.
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