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A VentureBeat survey revealed that 38% of enterprises delayed, scaled back, or canceled AI projects due to cost overruns in the past year, a significantly higher figure than those affected by compute shortages. Although 79% of respondents expect their AI budgets to increase next year, only 26% of organizations use financial return metrics to evaluate the value of their AI spending.
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