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Divergent Perceptions of GenAI Between Businesses and the Public in India and Singapore: A CEO's Toolkit for AI Leadership
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A study by Alteryx reveals divergent perceptions of Generative AI (GenAI) between businesses and the public in India and Singapore. While 84% of businesses in India believe GenAI adds value, 40% of the public are skeptical. Concerns about data privacy, ethics, and high costs are shared by both sides. Bridging the trust gap requires addressing ethical concerns, skill gaps, and building transparency. In Singapore, 80% of businesses see value in GenAI, but the public remains skeptical due to concerns about misinformation and cybercrime. Fostering open dialogue and prioritizing ethical considerations are key to unlocking GenAI's potential. CEOs and CIOs need a clear understanding of GenAI's impact and should take a proactive and responsible approach to implementation. Leaders must bridge the gap between their understanding of employee AI use and employee readiness, measuring current usage and cultivating trust. Trust is crucial for the success of AI initiatives. #AI #GenAI #ethics #trust...

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