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Looking back, 2025 was not the year enterprises “figured out” AI. It was the year many organizations finally admitted how unprepared they were. When generative AI burst onto the scene in 2023, adoption was fast and furious. Off-the-shelf tools promised immediate gains in productivity for writing, coding, and summarization; organizations embraced them enthusiastically. At the
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As we enter 2025, artificial intelligence (AI) will continue to be a major theme. From foundational readiness to advanced applications, organizations are both excited by and challenged with integrating AI into their operations. Based on our research at TDWI, here are four trends that I see shaping the AI landscape in 2025. 1. Preparing for
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AI enters the mainstream AI is on the mind of many organizations, and for good reason. It can provide a lot of value in terms of cost efficiencies and innovation. Generative AI has certainly added visibility to AI work that has been going on for decades. In a 2024 TDWI survey, for instance, generative AI
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