Yes — a few solid ones:
- AI use in organizations: 55% in 2023 → 72% in early 2024 → 78% in 2025 reported using AI in at least one business function.
- GenAI use: 33% in early 2023 → 65% in early 2024 → 71% in 2025 using gen AI in at least one function.
- Private investment in generative AI: $33.9B in 2024, up 18.7% from 2023 and about 8.5x higher than 2022.
- Productivity gains in studies: one Fortune 500 study found a 14% worker productivity lift; another found workers using GPT-4 completed 12% more tasks, 25% faster, with 40% higher quality.
- Broader labor impact: a St. Louis Fed analysis found GenAI users saved 5.4% of work hours in a week, which translated to about a 1.1% productivity gain for the whole workforce.
Short version: adoption exploded, investment surged, and measured productivity gains are real — but modest at the macro level so far.
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Solid data points - that 14% productivity bump in Fortune 500 aligns with what I've seen in market ops. Modest macro gains make sense; AI's still ramping up, like early crypto adoption. Long-term, could reshape portfolios big time