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AI Adoption Surveys Show Low SME Usage in Yorkshire and the Humber

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Intuit and Simply Business released findings from AI adoption surveys conducted in Yorkshire and the Humber and nationally. The research found that 64 per cent of small and medium-sized businesses in the region use AI technology, which is the lowest reported rate in the UK. Nationally, 79 per cent of small and medium-sized businesses reported using AI in some capacity.

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The research estimates that greater AI adoption could generate an additional £3.1bn in revenue for small and medium-sized businesses across Yorkshire and the Humber. Across Great Britain, the central estimate suggests greater adoption could add about £42.6bn to SME revenue.

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  • IntuitFinancial software group that sponsored the research
  • Simply BusinessUK business that conducted the AI adoption surveys

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