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Three out of every four executives see artificial intelligence technology as the most effective new technology.

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly become a global sensation in recent years. Predictions about the potential impact of this technology on society, employment, politics, culture and business are in the news almost every day.

Business leaders are also following these opportunities closely and believe that productive artificial intelligence will truly change the rules of the game. KPMG Based on this fact, prepared the “Productive Artificial Intelligence – 2023” report, which reveals how senior leaders in the business world approach this transformative technology.

The report includes survey data from 300 managers from different sectors and regions, as well as the opinions of artificial intelligence, technology enablement, strategy and risk management consultants.

The most effective technology will be artificial intelligence

According to the report, business leaders are deeply interested in the capabilities and opportunities that generative AI can unlock and believe it has the potential to reshape the way they engage with customers, manage their businesses and grow their revenues.

Across industries, 77 percent of respondents name generative AI as the new technology that will have the biggest impact on businesses in the next 3 to 5 years.

This technology is followed by other technologies such as advanced robotics with 39 percent, quantum computing with 31 percent, augmented reality/virtual reality with 31 percent, 5G with 30 percent and blockchain with 29 percent.

First artificial intelligence solutions

Although only 9 percent of respondents have already implemented productive AI, the majority of businesses (71 percent) plan to implement their first productive AI solution in 2 years or less, according to the survey.

64 percent of participants expect the impact of productive artificial intelligence on their businesses to be moderate within 3-5 years, and 64 percent believe that this technology will help their businesses gain a competitive advantage over their competitors.

Executives expect the impact of generative AI to be most visible in corporate areas such as innovation, customer success, technology investment and sales/marketing. IT/technology and operations stand out as the top two units that respondents are currently exploring to implement productive AI in their businesses.

Managers do not consider using artificial intelligence to replace the workforce

The report also shows that executives expect productive AI to have a significant impact on their workforce, but they mostly see this technology as a way to augment the workforce rather than replace it.

But managers also recognize that some types of jobs may be at risk and that there are ethical considerations in redesigning jobs. Nearly three-quarters (73 percent) of respondents think generative AI will increase productivity, 68 percent think it will change the way people work, and 63 percent think it will spur innovation.

Over time, this technology can enable employers to meet the demand for highly skilled workers and shift employees’ time from routine tasks such as filling out forms and reports to more creative and strategic activities. However, managers are also alert to negativities.

46 percent of respondents believe job security would be at risk if productive AI tools could replace some jobs. The most vulnerable positions, according to respondents, will likely be administrative roles (65 percent), customer service (59 percent) and creativity (34 percent).

There are still some obstacles to artificial intelligence

The report includes information about the opportunities offered by artificial intelligence as well as the obstacles facing it. According to the survey, the biggest obstacles to artificial intelligence applications are lack of qualified talent, lack of cost/investment, and lack of a clear situation regarding jobs.

Considering the worst-case scenarios of unplanned, uncontrolled productive AI applications, not to mention organizational hurdles, it is not surprising that managers feel unprepared to implement this technology immediately.

Because today’s most important asset in the business world is trust, and this trust is in danger. While a majority (72 percent) of executives believe generative AI can play a critical role in building and maintaining stakeholder trust, nearly half (45 percent) also say this technology could negatively impact trust in their business if appropriate risk management tools are not used.