Investors are still underestimating the long-term impact of AI

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Apr 2024
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Financial Times
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What: AI in the corporate environement is in a strange situation, both overrated on the short range and underestimated on the long one.

Why it is important: We believe at IADS that AI is still, in spite of the many headlines, in its infancy and that this tech is actually a game changer that CEOs need to take seriously.


The article discusses the significant impact of AI on the market and industries, highlighting both optimism and caution around its adoption. It references Amara’s Law, suggesting that while we might overestimate AI's short-term effects, its long-term impact is likely underestimated. With AI adoption accelerating, examples from companies like L’Oréal and various fintechs show promising efficiency and productivity improvements. Despite challenges in measuring AI's adoption and success, the article suggests staying invested in AI as a crucial theme for the coming decade, emphasizing its potential to drive significant productivity gains starting from 2025.


Investors are still underestimating the long-term impact of AI