TORONTO - A new report says 46 per cent of Canadian business leaders surveyed are experimenting with AI without achieving a meaningful return on their investment.
TORONTO - A new report says 46 per cent of Canadian business leaders surveyed are experimenting with AI without achieving a meaningful return on their investment.
The report by BDO Canada says organizations need to use AI in a way that creates measurable value, manages risk and helps people adapt to new ways of working.
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“Pick one or two domains and go end to end.”
