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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustIndian companies trust AI with greater autonomy but struggle to prove financial returns: Report
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Indian companies are increasingly allowing artificial intelligence systems to operate independently in business processes, and a survey of business leaders shows that 28 percent say generative AI can complete defined tasks from start to finish without routine human approval. The provided excerpts do not contain information on whether these firms are able to demonstrate financial returns from such AI use, so that aspect of the report cannot be confirmed from the available text.
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Indian companies are increasingly allowing artificial intelligence (AI) systems to independently handle business processes, with 28 per cent of surveyed business leaders saying generative AI completes defined tasks from beginning to end without routine human approval.
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Indian companies are increasingly allowing artificial intelligence (AI) systems to independently handle business processes, with 28 per cent of surveyed business leaders saying generative AI completes defined tasks from beginning to end without routine human approval.
