AI is projected to boost the U.S. economy by over 14.5% by 2030, according to PwC, making it the second-largest non-government sector after healthcare. The U.S. government and some of the largest companies in the world have committed a staggering $500 billion to AI and data infrastructure under the Stargate initiative, an investment rivaling the market cap of some of the world's largest companies.
According to the Pew Research Center, approximately 55% of Americans are consciously using AI every day. With AI deeply embedded in the daily lives, from spam filters and streaming recommendations to financial services and healthcare diagnostics, enterprises cannot afford to be passive observers of this technical revolution. An overwhelming number of C-suite executives report that they are preparing to make AI production-ready for their businesses, according to a recent study from Postgres® data and AI leader EDB. Yet readiness is not enough to guarantee success with data and AI.
