You’re measuring AI adoption. You should be measuring AI abandonment

Enterprise leaders often evaluate artificial intelligence through vendor metrics like seat activations and prompt counts. Tracking cohort abandonment rates instead reveals when employees stop using software and guides renewal decisions.

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