Productive artificial intelligence has entered our lives very quickly and has become our main assistant in many areas in a very short time. Businesses also quickly integrated with this technology. So that every 9 out of 10 companies has adopted these technologies.

This is evident from research by Bain & Company generative artificial intelligencecan no longer spread rapidly in the global business world, because it has already spread to almost every company. The productive use of artificial intelligence was 83 percent in October last year increased to 87 percent It is said that some companies have also started pilot applications.

Here are the highlights of the research

According to the research, companies are hungry for productive AI. The average budget that companies allocate to productive AI is 5 million dollars finds it. According to 60 percent of companies, artificial intelligence is in their top three priorities for this year and next year. The percentage of companies that put artificial intelligence in the top five of their priorities in the period of three to four years is: 87 percent is happening.

Another notable point is that the number of employees interacting with artificial intelligence varies between 100 and 240, but the number of employees interacting with artificial intelligence varies between 100 and 240. only 36 percent It turns out he had a roadmap for artificial intelligence. Moreover, while companies are assessing this problem in a more grounded way, they are oscillating between developing their own systems and adapting off-the-shelf systems.

Turkey Partner of Bain&Company Armando Guastella, about the subject “In line with the trends highlighted in the Bain survey, Turkish companies are increasingly integrating artificial intelligence, with significant growth observed across industries. According to a survey of Turkish companies, by 2023, about a quarter of industrial manufacturing companies and about a fifth of service sector companies say they are already using artificial intelligence, particularly in customer relationship management and marketing applications. Similar to global trends, Turkish companies also face challenges around data adequacy and regulatory compliance. However, companies report that the rapid adoption of AI technologies is increasing operational efficiency and customer loyalty. “This positive outlook, combined with optimistic expectations, creates a promising roadmap for future developments in Turkey’s artificial intelligence environment.” he said.