AI Vendors Testing Traditional IT Assumptions and Creating Trust Deficit: Gartner
Gartner said 86% of CIOs see AI risks rising faster than value and urged governance tools to control unsafe use.
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AI vendors testing traditional IT assumptions and creating trust deficit: Gartner
While vendors are “desperate to sell and monetise AI”, the gap between momentum and risk is widening, according to Gartner, which is leading to artificial intelligence (AI) inflation without the same return on value. In 2025, the analyst firm found that only one in five AI projects have positive return on investment (ROI). A year later, this metric hasn’t changed, Gartner managing vice president chief of research Daryl Plummer said. “You are get…
Gartner: AI and AI companies are not yet mature for enterprise applications
Analyst firm Gartner says artificial intelligence and its major developers are not yet ready for enterprises to use the technology. This was announced at the annual Gartner IT Symposium by leading analysts and company vice presidents Daryl Plummer and Kristin Moyer. They said the AI industry and its key players have not yet reached the […]
Gartner analysts emphasize that AI technologies are not yet ready for enterprise use and that businesses face significant risks. The article "Gartner: AI and Leading Providers Have Not Reached Enterprise Level" first appeared on TechInside.
Gartner warns that the accelerated advance of artificial intelligence is surpassing the ability of companies to control it, audit it and obtain safe returns. His analysts question the maturity of the main suppliers, alert about the cost of waste generated by AI and propose central banks, custodians and recovery teams to contain their failures.
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