@rohanpaul_ai: This survey suggests over 80% of companies have seen no productivity gains from AI so far, despite billions in spending…
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A survey of 6,000 executives finds that over 80% of companies report no productivity gains from AI, with a third of leaders using AI only 90 minutes per week, despite heavy investment. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs predicts a 24x increase in token use by AI agents by 2030, raising cost concerns for companies like Uber and Microsoft.
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This survey suggests over 80% of companies have seen no productivity gains from AI so far, despite billions in spending.
Among 6,000 executives, 1/3 of leaders said they use AI, but only for 90 minutes a week.
This is even though most respondents believe AI will increase https://t.co/v0oKn0ltmt
Rohan Paul (@rohanpaul_ai): Goldman Sachs: “Token use by AI agents is expected to multiply 24 times by 2030”
AI agents are now creating the first serious cost test for the AI boom. As was reported this week, Uber and Microsoft are already rethinking expensive agent usage.
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