What CIOs confess about enterprise AI
685 enterprise CIOs shared where AI is outpacing oversight, accountability, and measurable value in a Dataiku/Harris Poll survey.
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685 CIOs expose the AI readiness gap
New research reveals a striking gap between the AI they want to build and what's actually possible today.
91% say the most effective AI strategy lets business teams build within a governed environment- Only 25% are confident today's tools can safely support that approach
How enterprises are actually making AI work
New AI capabilities. Real customer results. Dataiku Succeed explored what it takes to turn AI ambition into business value.
- Learn how people, orchestration, and governance work together to scale AI across teams
- See how enterprises like Perdue Farms and Air Canada are connecting AI to real business outcomes
Who really controls your AI?
As AI becomes central to business operations, maintaining control over your models, infrastructure, and intellectual property is increasingly important.
- Preserve flexibility: Choose and switch models, providers, and infrastructure as your needs evolve
- Protect long-term value: Keep ownership of your AI workflows, business knowledge, and intellectual property
Let the business build AI you can stand behind
Turn business objectives into working AI
Use plain language, visual workflows, or code to build analytics, models, and AI agents on enterprise data. Dataiku Cobuild gives business, technical, and data teams one governed environment to test, refine, and deploy AI using the tools that match their skills.
Make AI visible, reviewable, and accountable
Track ownership, preserve lineage, and manage reviews and sign-offs throughout the AI lifecycle.
Keep business intent intact from idea to deployment
Give the people closest to the business problem a clear path to contribute. A shared environment and defined handoffs help business experts, data teams, and developers move AI toward approved deployment without losing context, control, or accountability.
Get the Global AI Confessions Report: CIO Edition, 2026
Findings from 685 enterprise CIOs on AI agent visibility, governance, accountability, value, and the ability to stand behind what gets built.