<em>Written by Kara Stiles</em> | <em>Designed by Meghan Donovan</em>

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When Forbes Research asked business leaders to forecast AI’s impact, answers from 1,075 CxOs revealed unshakable confidence in the tech’s swift payoff: Every single respondent predicted financial return from AI in the next two years.

But are they collaborating with colleagues to actualize AI’s mind-bending potential?

Beneath the C-suite's collective optimism, our data reveals a disconnect. Executive teams aren’t working in harmony to translate their shared excitement into action—leaving the full value of AI just out of reach. Could deeper coordination across leadership be the secret to achieving the bold possibilities they imagine?

<strong>Explore key findings from our 2023 inaugural AI study below.</strong>

Leaders are confident in AI’s payoff, but are they collaborating across the C-suite to harness its potential? Forbes Research surveyed 1,075 senior execs to find out.{ai:summary}<p>Forbes Research found that business leaders are confident in AI's financial return in the next two years, but there is a disconnect in translating that optimism into action. Collaboration and coordination across executive teams are crucial to fully realizing AI's potential. #technology</p>

For Bigger AI Wins, Sync Up The C-Suite

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