Given the charts, that’s a ridiculous claim. Just compare early 2024 in the first chart, for example.
It’s way too early to decide whether it’s flattening out.
It’s way too early to decide whether it’s flattening out.
> Data from the Census Bureau and Ramp shows that AI adoption rates are starting to flatten out across all firm sizes, see charts below.
It’s flat-out nonsense, and anyone with any experience in this kind of statistics can see it.
> Note: Data is six-survey moving average. The survey is conducted bi-weekly. Sources: US Census Bureau, Macrobond, Apollo Chief Economist
> Note: Ramp Al Index measures the adoption rate of artificial intelligence products and services among American businesses. The sample includes more than 40,000 American businesses and billions of dollars in corporate spend using data from Ramp’s corporate card and bill pay platform. Sources: Ramp, Bloomberg, Macrobond, Apollo Chief Economist
It seems that the real interesting thing to see here is that the companies using Ramp are extremely atypical.
At larger companies adoption will probably stop at the level where managers will start to be threatened.
Giving AI away for free to people who don't give a rat's ass about the quality of its output isn't very difficult. But that's not exactly going to pay your datacenter bill...