Artificial Intelligence, also known as AI, is one of the most rapidly advancing technologies in recent times. With the increasing power of computing and advancements in machine learning algorithms, AI has become an indispensable tool for various industries and applications. AI is being used to automate tedious and repetitive tasks, enabling businesses to focus on more critical aspects of their operations. It has also led to significant improvements in productivity, efficiency, and accuracy.
As AI continues to gain momentum, the need for accurate and up-to-date statistics on its growth and impact becomes increasingly important. The study of AI statistics can provide valuable insights into the current state of the technology and the direction it is headed in. From the number of AI-powered devices in use to the impact of AI on job market, these statistics can help us understand the true potential of AI and how it is shaping the world around us. With the growing interest in AI, it is essential to keep a track of its advancements and the impact it has on society, industry, and economy.
Artificial Intelligence Statistics and Facts
Percentage of companies globally that use chatbots:
Last updated 8/9/17
Estimated amount of data that self-driving cars generate daily:
Last updated 6/9/17
Projected size of the AI market by 2025:
Last updated 6/9/17
Percentage of US consumers that would prefer chatbots over humans for customer service:
Last updated 12/8/16
Percentage of US customer service positions that could be automated through chatbots:
Last updated 12/8/16
Projected percentage of customer support that will be managed by intelligent automation by 2020:
Last updated 8/3/16
Percentage of UK internet users that would use a chatbot to receive quick emergency answers:
Last updated 8/19/16
Percentage of UK internet users that expect 24-hour service from chatbots:
Last updated 8/19/16
Percentage of consumers that would rather contact a business through messaging rather than email:
Last updated 8/26/16
Percentage of consumers that would rather contact a business through messaging rather than phone:
Last updated 8/26/16