For today’s managing directors there is nothing more exciting – and more discouraged – than the potential of the AI.
The economic profits that promise to unlock are almost unfathomable, so that there is no more urgent task than that managers roll up and start the sleeves.
However, many find it discouraging to control the rush of new and constantly changing tools and large language models (LLMS). Early experiments for many companies have proven to be costly investments with lackluster profits.
A current IBM survey below 2,000 global CEOs found that managers are still confident that AI is crucial for their future, Only 25% of their current AI initiatives provided the investment returns they had hoped for.
Nevertheless, there are companies in all sectors that find out. Assets‘S newsroom has imagined to collect examples of AI implementations that show promising advantages in a new special digital edition that is part of the series that we call AIQ assetsenables our partner service.
On Wall StreetFor example, JPmorgan Chase According to the internal AI applications, an estimated 2 billion US dollars have unlocked value. The 240-year-old Bank BNY also accepted the AI and launched an internal tool called Eliza to help her employees build their own AI agents and works with Openaai to work together on the applications for financial services.
Other Fortune 500 Are companies Create ai -aavatars To support auxiliary initiatives for corporate learning and even imitate the communication of managers so that they can produce more often. Mondelez International This year it has made 30,000 such videos with the help of an AI -AVATAR startup, which is supported by Mark Cuban.
In the $ 104 billion waste management industry, AI can even help us recycle more efficiently. AMP robotics that produces a AI-controlled system that sorts garbage before recycling (something in which people are notoriously terrible) helps companies that potentially profitable the costs of this grunt work by up to 50%.
Take the most important thing: the finding of AI may be discouraging, but it is a business imperative.
As IBM The deputy chairman Gary Cohn said about his AI ROI survey: “The ultimate payment will only come to the CEOs to take the risk as an opportunity.”
Explore Assets‘S Special digital problem: AI at workA collection of AIQ assets Stories that describe how companies use in finances, law, agriculture, production and more AI to their advantage.
