Report Format:  
| Pages: 160+
Type: Niche Industry Monitor
| ID: AI4214
| Publication: June 2024
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US$745 |
In Eastern Europe, generative AI is increasingly prevalent across various sectors, with companies predominantly prioritizing its developmental potential. As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly pervasive, questions arise regarding its business application and ethical implications. Companies anticipate significant benefits from GAI adoption, while also seeking areas with the highest return on investment. Ethical considerations in GAI implementation, addressed by technology suppliers and regulators, remain paramount. While this technology can aid in detecting potential incidents, it also introduces new strategies for hackers, increasing the risk of cyber-attacks. However, awareness of cyber threats among CIOs is rising, leading to improved organizational readiness for digital attacks, with 90% of respondents claiming their companies are well-prepared for future cyber threats.
Leaders acknowledge continual improvement in each generative artificial intelligence model created. For instance, respondents highlight significant benefits, including personalized services for enhanced customer engagement and the exploration of new products and market opportunities. Conversely, CEOs from leading economies emphasize the financial gains resulting from AI implementation, citing increased profitability as the primary benefit. Despite ethical challenges, investment in generative AI remains robust, with 70% of CEOs in the region identified artificial intelligence as their main investment priority. The main benefits reported from GAI implementation include personalized services for customer engagement and the exploration of new products and market potential. C-level executives in Eastern Europe generative AI market express scepticism regarding the timeline for achieving significant returns on investment from implementing generative AI. The majority of respondents believe that profits from AI solutions will require a minimum of five years to materialize. Conversely, representatives from the world's largest economies hold a more optimistic view, with over half anticipating a return on investment in genAI within three to five years.
Some of the leading players identified in the Eastern Europe generative AI market are Quantum AI, De-Identification Ltd, AI Clearing, Aitio, Neurodata, Synthesia Limited, Genie AI, Inc, Rephrase.ai. These companies have carved out niches in various industries and are recognized globally for their innovative AI strategies and solutions.
Analysis Period |
2019 – 2032 |
Actual Data |
2019 – 2023 |
Base Year |
2023 |
Estimated Year |
2024 |
CAGR Period |
2024 – 2032 |
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