Study finds little measurable financial return from AI spending so far
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A new study reported by The Information finds it remains very difficult to identify materially measurable financial impacts from spending on AI, according to Marcus on AI, which reports the findings in a newsletter.
The newsletter's author says there is no evidence yet that ChatGPT has boosted productivity at scale, as had been predicted in early 2023.
The same newsletter also cites Character.AI filing for bankruptcy and Coreweave bonds reaching 15%, without tying either directly to the study's findings.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 13, 10:29 PM ET
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- Marcus on AIBlogStudy finds little measurable financial return from AI spending so far
AIA new study, as reported by The Information, finds it remains very difficult to identify actual, materially measurable financial impacts from spending on AI. The newsletter author says there is no evidence yet that ChatGPT has boosted productivity at scale as predicted in early 2023. Character.AI has filed for bankruptcy, and Coreweave bonds have reached 15%.
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