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Why AI Adoption in Finland Isn’t Becoming Business Value

Let’s state the fact. Finland is using AI. It just isn’t profiting from it yet. Across the Nordic region, 79% of organisations report efficiency gains from AI — but only 18% report revenue growth. That gap is not a technology problem. It is an organisational one.

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Finland has moved beyond AI curiosity. Now it must prove it can scale

Finnish companies are adopting AI at a faster pace than ever. But adoption and impact are not the same thing. Drawing on four primary data sources — including FAIR’s own consultancy findings — this article examines why the gap between AI activity and measurable business value persists, and what it will actually take to close it.

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AI in Finland brings together leading experts and practical information on AI on 10.10.2024 from 10-11 am

The AI in Finland webinar, streaming live on Yle Areena on October 10, 2024, from 10:00 to 11:00 AM, will bring together leading experts to share practical insights into the world of artificial intelligence. Tailored for professionals looking to elevate their careers and organizations through AI, this event promises valuable knowledge and actionable takeaways. Please note that the webinar is conducted in Finnish.