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> Many software firms trumpet potential use cases for AI, but only 30 percent have published quantifiable return on investment from real customer deployments.
by jstummbillig 1y ago
> Many software firms trumpet potential use cases for AI, but only 30 percent have published quantifiable return on investment from real customer deployments.
"Only" 30%. Interesting framing.
- walkabout 1y agoThis kind of "data driven" corporate stuff is, IME, so bullshitty and hand-wavy that I'd assume if only 30% are able to claim to have found quantifiable ROI (most of them with laughably bad methodology a slightly-clever 10th grader who half paid attention in their science and/or stats classes could spot) it means that only 5% or fewer actually found ROI.
- rsynnott 1y agoThis means that only 30% are even _claiming_ to have shown anything quantifiable. Given that such claims tend to be essentially puffery, the _real_ rate is presumably far lower.