TLDR: A recent survey by CIO & Leader indicates that large enterprises predominantly view Artificial Intelligence as a strategic tool for improving decision-making processes, rather than solely for automation. The “State of Enterprise Technology Survey 2025” highlights a fivefold increase in generative AI deployments since 2023, with projections that 30% of IT services will be fully automated by AI by the end of 2025.
According to the “State of Enterprise Technology Survey 2025,” conducted by the business-to-business publication firm CIO & Leader, a significant shift in the perception of Artificial Intelligence among large enterprises has been observed. The survey, which gathered insights from May onwards, reveals that the primary value proposition of AI for these organizations lies in its capacity to enhance decision-making capabilities, rather than its traditional role as a mere automation tool.
The findings underscore a growing trend towards leveraging AI for more strategic functions. Notably, generative AI deployments have experienced a substantial surge, increasing fivefold since 2023. This rapid adoption is actively transforming various creative processes within enterprises, ranging from the generation of marketing content to the development of software code.
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Looking ahead, the survey projects a significant impact on IT services, with an anticipation that 30% of these services will be entirely automated by AI before the close of 2025. This indicates a broader integration of AI into core operational frameworks, moving beyond simple task automation to more complex, decision-supportive applications.
