- The AWS study reveals that 90% of companies use AI, with expenses that now exceed security
- Three out of five have already appointed an AI chief officer
- Budgets and uncertainty could hinder training efforts
Generative AI expenses have exceeded cybersecurity, with financial services, ICT, manufacturing and retail trade that are all looking to adopt technology, said new research.
Consequently, three out of five organizations have now appointed an AI (CAIO) or similar strategy chief officer, the latest AWS AWS AWS AWS AWS AWS Giant Giant.
According to the report, almost all organizations (90%) use Genai to a certain extent, 44% having already gone from experimentation to complete implementation.
Genai expenses have exceeded security expenditure
The AWS report explores the different ways whose companies plan to deploy AI, with half of many companies that once again plan to create their own personalized applications using existing models (58%) than those using standard tools (40%).
An equally high number of companies will also use refined models according to their own proprietary data. (55%), but overall, a construction hybrid and purchase of AI tools seems to be favored.
More than half (56%) or companies questioned also noted that they already had AI internal training programs, but this figure should jump from 19 percentage points to 75% by the end of 2025. However, with forced budgets and uncertainty about the way workers can feel entirely supported.
However, 92% of companies require IA skills during recruitment in 2025, demonstrating a huge opportunity for workers to strengthen and prepare for an evolving workplace.
Another out of four (26%) also plans to adopt more AI in the next year, showing how leadership roles are developing to manage AI as well as humans – a feeling felt by the CEO of Salesforce, Marc Benioff, who believes that current generations and the next generations of CEO will have to manage AI agents alongside humans.
