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McKinsey: 80% see AI productivity gains, but only 37% see profit impact

In McKinsey's State of AI survey, about 80% of respondents reported productivity gains from AI, but only 37% saw an impact on profits and just 6% reported significant value of at least 5% of operating profit. Gartner warns that for some companies, tokens for coding assistants cost more than human developers.

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McKinsey: 80% see AI productivity gains, but only 37% see profit impact

80% of McKinsey respondents report AI-driven productivity gains
Only 37% see AI impact on profits; 6% report significant value
Gartner: coding-assistant tokens can cost more than human developers
55% of organizations have a formal AI harness layer; 86% among those with ROI

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