Study: 58% of Businesses Using AI Motivated by “Pressure from Competitors”
Businesses are mostly using AI because they're scared of being outpaced by competitors, new research has found.
Gus is a Senior Writer at Tech.co. Since completing his studies, he has pursued a career in fintech and technology writing which has involved writing reports on subjects including web3 and inclusive design. His work has featured extensively on 11:FS, The Fold Creative, and Morocco Bound Review. Outside of Tech.co, he has an avid interest in US politics and culture.
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