Understanding the Slow Spread of AI Through an Economic Lens
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Summary
Business executives are enthusiastic about AI applications, but its spread is slow. Economics may explain the delay in adoption.
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· 3 pulled"AI will become the new operating system of restaurants," according to Yum! Brands.
"AI will play an important role in improving the traveller experience," says the owner of Booking.com.
In the first quarter of this year, executives from 44% of S&P 500 companies discussed AI on earnings calls.
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