Artificial Intelligence has gained great momentum with the global pandemic, bringing important benefits to many companies, but also raising concerns among many executives and specialists, who believe in too rapid progress. All of this is what the results of the survey yThriving in an AI World ("Thriving in an AI world" in Portuguese) by the consultant KPMG, released in May and carried out in January 2021 with 950 decision makers from large businesses. Despite the warning sign for the speed of adoption of AI in the market, the study shows that corporate leaders are optimistic about the use of this technology in facing global challenges, such as the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.

 Let's check out the main results of the survey below! Adherence to Artificial Intelligence soars in the pandemic With the need to quickly join the digital landscape, many companies have started to use solutions and tools based on artificial intelligence. According to the KPMG re port,  UK Phone Number List business leaders reported that AI technology helped their company during the Covid-19 outbreak: there were 88% of responses in small and 80% in large companies . Additionally, several industries saw significant increases from the 2020 report in leaders ' assessment ment that AI is at least moderately functional in their organizations. See the ones that grow the most: Financial services.

The study also points out that in many sectors this assessment is above 60% in 2021, with emphasis on areas related to health: Industrial production – 93% Financial services – 84% Technology – 83% Retail – 81% Life sciences – 77% Health – 67% Government – 61%. Fast forward? According to Traci Gusher, director of Artificial Intelligence at KPMG, “Leaders are saying that AI adoption has soared as a result of the pandemic, but that it is moving too fast. This is likely Due to the current debate surrounding AI ethics, governance, and regulation. Many business leaders do not have a vision for what their organizations are doing to control and govern AI and may fear the risks that are developing.” The claim is based on survey participants ’ responses to the question:Is ai Moving Faster than It Should in Your Industry? Leaders of some sectors and specific groups are more concept and Believe so. See the highlights: foundRial ManuFacturn -55% Retail -49% TechNology -49% Small Companies -63% Leaders with Hi gh AI.