If your org is still waiting to pilot GenAI, what’s holding things back? Choose the top reasons your company is waiting:

Machine Learning (ML)Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Cost21%

IP concerns43%

Security49%

No in-house experts28%

Other priorities19%

No use case20%

Distrust of GenAI vendors/companies12%

Poor quality of output10%

Another reason (comment to share)2%

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Fractional CIO in Services (non-Government)2 years ago

Curious about the IP concerns - are they concerns of IP being stolen, or concerns of IP used in the generation of content? 

IT Manager in Construction2 years ago

I add some other points:
Missing governance team for data and AI
Use cases not well defined by business
Platform and technology to be adopted: lock in risk

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