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Enterprise AI spending is maturing fast, and the hidden costs are catching teams off guard
AI budgets in enterprises are increasingly being allocated towards operations rather than training, reflecting maturity in AI spending. However, a significant portion of projects face unexpected costs, which can derail progress. Data from Gartner, Mavvrik, and Deloitte highlight this transition and its associated challenges.
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AI budgets are shifting from training to operations as spending matures.
Unexpected costs derail approximately 25% of AI projects.
Data from Gartner, Mavvrik, and Deloitte highlight the challenges in AI budget allocation.
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