Indian companies are adopting Artificial Intelligence on a large scale, surpassing global rivals. Most organisations plan to increase AI spending next year. This rapid deployment contrasts with a shortage of AI expertise. Despite challenges, Indian firms expect significant productivity gains from AI. The focus is shifting from experimentation to embedding AI for value creation and competitive advantage.
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