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PwC’s study also showed that only 30% of CEOs say they are confident about revenue growth in 2026—the lowest
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Nevertheless, “if you don’t innovate, you could die,” says Joe Petyan, U.K. CEO of WPP-owned advertising agency VML.
Key facts
- Only 10% of organizations report high levels of AI maturity, according to KPMG’s 2026 Global Tech Report
- According to its 2026 State of AI in the Enterprise, only 25% of organizations have moved 40% or more of their AI experiments into production to date
- Shail Deep, chief operating officer for EMEA and APAC at global data and technology company Experian, highlights three distinct eras of risk attitude in the past 20 years
- Nevertheless, “if you don’t innovate, you could die,” says Joe Petyan, U.K. CEO of WPP-owned advertising agency VML
Summary
Artificial intelligence has gripped the business community’s attention like few technologies before, but the payoff is far from guaranteed. When new technologies promise solutions to persistent problems, leaders are faced with a difficult choice. This tradeoff is harder than ever. CEO of WPP-owned advertising agency VML. Disagreements with the board are a routine part of C-suite life, but the transformative potential of AI—and the speed at which successful companies are moving from experimentation to application—has intensified the pressure significantly.