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AI Incidents rise sharply among Tech companies, reports Deloitte
CIO & Leader
|February 2025
While Al adoption surges, most organizations struggle, underscoring the urgent need for stronger controls before Al grows unmanageable
TECH COMPANIES are seeing more AI-related problems than any other industry, with nearly two-thirds reporting incidents in 2024.
According to a new Deloitte study, two in three tech firms reported AI problems last year, more than any other industry.
The study found a stark truth: firms rush to use AI but fail to control it well. Among 899 firms across 13 countries, nine in ten show poor AI management. Most rank as “Basic” or “In Progress” in how they handle AI.
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