Only 27% of Polish CEOs consider AI a priority, supply chain more important

Over three-quarters of CEOs from large firms in 21 countries believe AI will improve efficiency but have little impact on revenue growth, according to an EY survey. Only 27% of Polish CEOs prioritize AI in the next year, compared to 41% globally. The COVID-19 pandemic spurred technological innovation, now shifting towards AI adoption. While 76% of CEOs see AI as beneficial for efficiency, only 11% disagree. Private equity CEOs are slightly more optimistic, with 19% believing AI will boost revenue.

Polish CEOs prioritize supply chain reconfiguration (47%) and investing in new products and services (40%) over AI. AI is mainly used for operational optimization and process automation, facing challenges in data protection and intellectual property.

Source: bankier.pl