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The blueprint for intelligent enterprises

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By Andy Macmillan
| Fast Company Verified
Since ChatGPT launched in 2022, we’ve heard a great deal about how artificial intelligence will reshape the business world. Almost four years later, though, people in most professional fields are pessimistic about AI. On the job, 65% of workers barely touch AI, if they use it at all. Most businesses say that AI has had little to no impact on employment or productivity. Still, we also know that AI has enormous potential, and that plenty of companies have already tapped into that potential.
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4 principles to apply AI in business

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By Andy Macmillan
| Fast Company Verified
We’re a few years into the grand AI experiment, with mixed results. Almost 90% of businesses use AI in some way, and two-thirds believe AI is driving innovation. On the other hand, 90% of business executives say that AI hasn’t improved their productivity at all. Statistically speaking, your company could probably be getting more out of AI. Let’s assume you already have the right tools and staff in-house.
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Why trust is holding AI back and how to build it

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By Andy Macmillan
| Fast Company Verified
The other day, I was using an AI tool to help me with a task in Outlook, and it confidently provided a set of instructions that included a button that didn’t exist. I pointed this out, and in no time, it admitted the mistake and moved on. While this was a small hiccup, moments like these chip away at trust in AI every time they happen. It’s death by a thousand paper cuts or, in this case, nonexistent buttons.
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