More than 70% of AI implementation cases at Japanese companies are reported to be driven by frontline discretion, while those bearing the cost themselves are said not to be limited to around one-quarter. The coexistence of a frontline-driven trend and individuals bearing the cost is being reported.
More than 70% of AI implementation cases at Japanese companies are said to be led by frontline decision-making and operations.
Meanwhile, it has been pointed out that cases in which individuals bear the cost themselves account for around 25%, suggesting that regional differences and organisational structures may affect how implementation costs are borne.
The article cites newspicks.com as its supporting source and reports that it refers to coverage by ZDNET Japan.