Generative AI In Business: A Snapshot of Enterprise Use, Risk, and Regulation

Are enterprises equipped to handle the risks of generative AI in business?

Generative AI has revolutionized content writing — and it’s here to stay.

But as our understanding of how best to use AI evolves, so does our understanding of its risks and limitations.

This report seeks to define what responsible AI in the enterprise business looks like and answer important questions, such as:

• What motivates enterprises to use generative AI in business? 
• Should AI development be paused until more regulation is established? 
• What are the main risks and limitations of generative AI?
• Should there be a legal distinction between human- and AI-generated content?
• Are you concerned about generative AI misrepresenting your enterprise?

 Do we need more regulation to mitigate generative AI risks?

Insights from this survey will assist organizations with integrating AI into their operations in a safe, sustainable way. While this technology continues to evolve, companies need data to benchmark their strategies against their peers, better assess business opportunities, and mitigate AI-related risks.

Our survey was taken by a mix of Acrolinx Forbes Global 2000 customers from a variety of industries. The 162 respondents include Amazon, Broadcom, Autodesk, Sandvik, Rohde & Schwarz, ServiceNow, Nokia, Genetec, Cognizant, Cisco, NXP Semiconductors, Kone, Roche, Varian Medical Systems, Adobe, Philips, Infosys, Konica Minolta, Siemens, and other enterprises.

Download it now to learn more about enterprise attitudes on generative AI and content writing.