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Asia AI reporter for Bloomberg @technology @business covering AI in India,China, S Korea, Japan...Views mine.Priors @Forbes @NYTimes Tips: SRai33@bloomberg.net
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I write about business in India, especially the new economy.
As a Contributing Editor at Forbes Asia, I watch the shifting Indian economy and the rise of its post-liberalization entrepreneurs. For over a decade, I have tracked India’s economic tumult, covering business for TIME and the New York Times. I am based in Bangalore. I have a degree in journalism from Bangalore University and was a Knight Fellow at Stanford University. I also write for the Indian Express, the New York Times, Fast Compa…

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AI saves time but most companies waste the gain

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By Saritha Rai 
| Moneyweb
Employees across industries continue to adopt AI tools at a rapid rate, yet the technology’s impact on productivity and efficiency is uneven and muddled, according to a new study. Some 74% of white-collar workers with no managerial duties count themselves as regular users of artificial intelligence, a 23 percentage point increase from a year earlier, according to Boston Consulting Group (BCG) Inc’s latest AI at Work report.
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AI saves time but most companies waste the gain, study shows

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By Saritha Rai 
| The Japan Times
Employees across industries continue to adopt AI tools at a rapid rate, yet the technology’s impact on productivity and efficiency is uneven and muddled, according to a new study. Some 74% of white-collar workers with no managerial duties count themselves as regular users of artificial intelligence, a 23 percentage point increase from a year earlier, according to Boston Consulting Group’s latest AI at Work report.
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La IA ahorra tiempo, pero la mayoría de las empresas desaprovechan la ventaja: estudio

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By Saritha Rai 
| Bloomberg Línea
Bloomberg — Empleados de todos los sectores continúan adoptando herramientas de inteligencia artificial a un ritmo acelerado; no obstante, de acuerdo con un nuevo estudio, el impacto de esta tecnología en la productividad y la eficiencia es desigual y confuso.
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