Gartner report finds just 3% of organizations say they've hit productivity and savings goals from using AI

A Gartner report found that only 3% of organizations achieved their productivity and cost-saving targets from artificial intelligence. Most corporate leaders plan to increase spending anyway, even as many exceed their current budgets. Analysts and economists now urge managers to focus on redirecting worker capacity rather than expecting direct cost cuts.

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