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AI Adoption Barriers: Governance Gaps Hinder Enterprise Returns

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Research led by the founder, in collaboration with Rackspace, found that only 33% of enterprises have met or exceeded the business case for their most significant AI program, according to a study of 502 senior AI decision makers. The report noted that 96% of enterprises report significant governance gaps, and 78% view governance failures as a bigger threat to scaling AI than technology failures.

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Why it matters

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The study indicates that companies investing in AI models, platforms, and infrastructure often lack a single, consistent approach to running these systems. This fragmentation creates obstacles to realizing expected returns on AI investments, with 61% of respondents preferring one accountable partner across AI models, platforms, and services.

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Who's involved

  • founderLed the research collaboration identifying barriers to AI adoption

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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    Pulsar might see its market price or competitive position affected as the research validates the need for accountable, integrated AI solutions.

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The entities involved

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