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The economic potential of AI is uncontested, but it is largely unrealized by organizations, with an astounding 87% of AI projects failing to succeed.
Some consider this a technology problem, others a business problem, a culture problem or an industry problem — but the latest evidence reveals that it is a trust problem.
According to recent research, nearly two-thirds of C-suite executives say that trust in AI drives revenue, competitiveness and customer success.
This article was written by Brian Evergreen and originally published by Venture Beat.
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