CEOs Want to Keep Pouring Money Into AI, Despite Weak Returns: Survey
Experts suggest that ceos at the world’s biggest companies are preparing to dump even more money into ai next year, despite mounting evidence that their existing investments aren’t actually paying off According to reports, the wall street journal reported today that 68% of chief executives plan to increase ai spending in 2026, citing an annual survey of more than 350 public-company ceos conducted by advisory firm teneo According to reports, bewilderingly, those same executives admitted that fewer than half of their current ai projects have generated returns that exceeded their initial costs In recent developments, the survey focused on ceos at public companies with at least $1 billion in annual revenue and was conducted this fall In recent developments, the survey’s findings arrive as fears of an ai bubble continue to rise Experts suggest that ai investments now account for roughly 40% of u Experts suggest that s Experts suggest that gdp growth in 2025, and ai companies are responsible for about 80% of gains in the american stock market
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