Companies are buying AI tools. That doesn't mean they know what to do with them.

Source: Business Insider

Oscar Wong/Getty ImagesNew reports from BCG, Ramp, and Revelio Labs look at AI deployment at companies. The reports found that AI returns don't come from deployment — they come from strategy. The right way to deploy AI is through enacting organizational change, they found.

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