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The article discusses the "gen AI paradox," highlighting the widespread adoption of generative AI (gen AI) technologies in enterprises, yet noting that these have not translated into significant economic benefits. Despite over 78% of companies using gen AI in at least one function, more than 80% report no material contribution to earnings from these initiatives. The text emphasizes the need for organizations to shift from horizontal applications, which enhance individual productivity, to vertical use cases that integrate AI into specific business processes for greater impact. It advocates for a reimagined approach to AI transformation, focusing on process redesign, cross-functional collaboration, and robust governance to fully leverage the potential of AI agents in driving operational efficiency and new revenue opportunities. [Extracted from the article]
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