UK Businesses Pour More Into AI but Blame Poor Data for Holding Results Back
SAP data suggests average UK AI spending is climbing fast, while many firms say weak data and fast-moving agentic tools are their biggest obstacles.
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SAP data suggests average UK AI spending is climbing fast, while many firms say weak data and fast-moving agentic tools are their biggest obstacles.
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