Putting Generative AI to Work
Altman Solon's Putting Generative AI to Work delves into generative AI tooling in the workplace to understand the adoption of generative AI tools for specific high-impact enterprise use cases.
2024: The professionalization of generative AI
In early 2024, our team surveyed over 400 senior-level executives worldwide and conducted in-depth interviews with a panel of 13 industry experts. Findings show an enormous jump in generative AI tooling across companies of all sizes worldwide and a strong interest in multimodal tooling.
Generative AI in Enterprise: Working smarter
Generative AI adoption is reshaping enterprise operations in 2024, driving efficiency and innovation while sparking new governance and data security challenges.
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From Proof of Concept to The Future of Work
The adoption of generative AI among enterprises has continued to surge in 2024, transforming workflows and cutting costs while raising concerns about data security.
2023: Cautiously building tomorrow's workplace
In early 2023, Altman Solon surveyed 292 senior business leaders and spoke to 21 industry experts to understand the adoption of generative AI tools for specific high-impact enterprise use cases. The survey focused on four areas with strong momentum ―software development, marketing, customer service, and product design ― and found the highest adoption in software development and marketing and emerging adoption in customer service and product design.
The New Transformation in Business Technology
In 2023, enterprise leaders started embracing generative AI, with software and marketing leading adoption.
Developing and Deploying Enterprise Generative AI Tools
Enterprises adopting AI must weigh off-the-shelf solutions against custom models, balancing security, cost, scalability, and customization.
Meeting the Infrastructure Demands of Generative AI
Generative AI is reshaping infrastructure, driving demand for GPUs, local inference, and stronger networks.