Almost every fourth company that has tested artificial intelligence is now including it in its development strategy. And two thirds are planning to increase spending on AI – writes Monday's “Rzeczpospolita”.
“Companies in Poland are increasingly linking their future with artificial intelligence technology – according to the latest research by SW Research and Ayming Polska. As many as 84 percent of respondents have already passed the testing phase . Research conducted on companies that have decided to use AI in any way clearly shows that these tools are working. This is proven by the fact that 22 percent of entities that have implemented artificial intelligence now want to include its development in their strategy” – we read in Monday's edition of “Rz”.
As the newspaper writes, “the report shows that business has already tasted the benefits of AI and cannot imagine turning back from this revolutionary solution.” “It is clear that where AI becomes part of the strategy, there is also a readiness for serious investments. AI is no longer an addition to operational activities, but is becoming one of the key pillars of development,” says Piotr Frankowski, managing director of Ayming Polska, quoted by the newspaper.
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“The challenges include the lack of AI specialists on the market (as many as 41 percent of respondents complain about this) and insufficient competences within companies (38 percent). IT infrastructure (49 percent) and costs (45 percent) are also challenges. In addition, there are problems with obtaining external financing (36 percent of responses),” the newspaper also reports. (PAP)
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