The adoption of AI tools by businesses slowed in August, according to spending data at 70,000 companies collected by the payments company Ramp. The latest survey shows 56% of Ramp customers paid for AI products in August, rising just 0.4% from the month before.
This isn’t the first time Ramp’s metrics have shown adoption slowing down. Last year, the company’s AI index showed little to no growth in adoption between August and October, only to have growth pick up again as the year finished.
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