AI is no longer the future. It is already the infrastructure of the present. And let’s be honest: this isn’t just a technological evolution. We are in the midst of a complete redefinition of how business is done.
The market is splitting into two: companies using AI to enhance decision-making, and companies still waiting to see “if” it will work. The gap between these two realities isn’t linear, it’s exponential. Those who wait risk becoming irrelevant before they’ve even understood the change.
In my latest interview with The UK Times, I explored what I see every day in the field with INNOVATECH: AI must be practical and results-oriented; human-centred, because an algorithm without humans is just a calculation, but with humans it becomes strategic vision; and the near future, where AI and robotics will become a new social infrastructure.
There is only one truth: it won’t be AI that replaces companies. It will be the companies that use AI that replace those that don’t.