MIT Study on AI ROI: A Perception Problem, Not a Technology Gap | Jim Lecinski posted on the topic | LinkedIn
📊 Last week, an MIT study found that 95% of corporate AI pilots lack ROI. Conducted between January and June 2025, it analyzed 52 executive interviews, 153 survey responses, and 300+ public case studies. Employees prefer general-purpose models like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude over specialized AI tools. Researchers claim these models lack memory and learning capabilities, but developments like Google's Agentspace are closing these gaps rapidly. The issue lies in outdated perceptions, not in the technology itself.
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