Artificial intelligence
When it comes to AI and data sovereignty shaping their organization’s AI strategy, 69% are increasing their focus on internal data governance and control.
In the next three years, 71% of US CEOs predict the major business disruption risk for their organization will stem from a lack of reliable AI access and advancement, not from cyberattacks or supply-chain breakdowns.
Navigating risks around the corner
81% of CEOs believe the rising cost of AI will fundamentally reshape corporate margins more than labor costs over the next five years.
1 out of 2 CEOs report that managing costs of implementing AI are either mostly or very challenging. In this context, 88% of CEOs are prioritizing realized AI value over strict adherence to token budgets.
Managing AI's impact on costs and margins
US CEOs report they have a clear view on how AI will disrupt current business models and strategies, and create new opportunities; and believe that their data readiness and quality will help them safely and effectively integrate AI into their business.
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CEOs expect ROI from their AI investments in the short- to medium-term. 84% of CEOs report AI is a top investment priority over the next three years despite ongoing economic uncertainty. Returns are still taking shape: Right now, only 9% report that agents are transformational for their organization.