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AI adoption in India is significantly hindered by a shortage of skilled manpower, cybersecurity challenges, and trust issues. Many organizations are pausing or shelving AI projects due to these obstacles, with a notable percentage of businesses reporting stalled initiatives. A survey indicates that 31% of companies lack the necessary talent to develop AI solutions, while trust concerns have led to reduced investments in AI technologies.
The findings emphasize the urgent need for a robust cybersecurity framework and clear regulations to foster trust in AI adoption. Companies like Qlik highlight that many businesses are turning to ready-made AI solutions to overcome these hurdles and achieve measurable returns on investment. Additionally, the workforce is actively being upskilled to bridge the talent gap, with 72% of organizations addressing this issue through targeted hiring.
• 31% of Indian businesses lack talent for AI development.
• 92% of executives cite security vulnerabilities as a major concern.
AI adoption refers to the integration of artificial intelligence technologies into business processes and operations.
Cybersecurity involves protecting systems and data from cyber threats, which is a significant concern for AI implementation.
The skills gap indicates the disparity between the skills required for AI development and the available workforce capabilities.
Qlik is a data integration and analytics company that provides insights into AI project challenges faced by businesses in India.
Deloitte is a global consulting firm that highlights security vulnerabilities and regulatory uncertainties impacting AI adoption in India.
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