AI transforms — but not evenly. The Peterson Institute examines how different industrial sectors are adopting AI at vastly different rates, and how within sectors, some firms are pulling ahead while others fall behind. The competitive consequences are already visible: adoption speed is affecting product prices, quality, and delivery. A sector-by-sector reality check for leaders who assume their industry has time.
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Data transformation is the CEO’s business
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