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Most companies see little real value from AI deployments

A new McKinsey study finds that while nearly 90% of companies now use AI in some part of their business, only 37% see a real earnings boost and just 6% qualify as true 'high performers'—meaning AI meaningfully moves the financial needle for them. The biggest hurdles aren't technology or models, but messy data and unclear accountability. Quick wins in customer support and software aren't translating across the board.

Why it mattersMost companies using AI aren't seeing clear financial returns, highlighting the gap between early adoption and lasting value. It’s not enough to install AI; making it pay off means tackling deeper organizational and data challenges.

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Tech.euAI’s 6 Percent Problem [Sponsored]12:44 PM →FortuneMcKinsey senior partner: Why AI’s easiest wins are misleading CEOs10:30 AM →
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