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Within just 12 months, the introduction of industrial AI in companies will almost double from 32% to 59% - 88% of companies report increases in profitability - Only 29% of companies trust the AI strategic decisions - 99% of the workforce worldwide must adapt to extensive retraining due to AI The contribution Industrial AI reaches its turning point: IFS identifies "the invisible revolution" first appeared on IT-I-Ko.
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Global Security Mag OnlineIndustrial AI Reaches Tipping Point : IFS Uncovers ‘The Invisible Revolution' – Global Security Mag Online
IFS released a global study revealing the accelerating scale of Industrial AI adoption across industries. The research identifies an “Invisible Revolution”: a rapid but under-recognized shift away from consumer productivity AI experimentation and toward embedded, operational AI across core business processes. But as with all revolutions, significant challenges are emerging. The IFS Invisible Revolution Study 2025*, which surveyed over 1,700 seni…
The invisible revolution: industrial AI reaches tipping point
A quiet shift is transforming the industries that power the world, with Industrial AI adoption to nearly double from 32% to 59% within 12 months A rapid but under-recognised shift away is underway from consumer productivity-led artificial intelligence (AI) experimentation and toward embedded, operational AI across core business processes. But as with all revolutions, significant challenges are emerging. This is according to IFS, a provider of In…
Industrial AI reaches tipping point: IFS uncovers ‘The Invisible Revolution’ | CXO Insight Middle East
IFS released a global study revealing the accelerating scale of Industrial AI adoption across industries. The research identifies an “Invisible Revolution”: a rapid but under-recognised shift away from consumer productivity AI experimentation and toward embedded, operational AI across core business processes. But as with all revolutions, significant challenges are emerging. The IFS Invisible Revolution Study 2025*, which surveyed over 1,700 seni…
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