I begin this text by reflecting on a reality that I have observed daily in my journey in the innovation ecosystem: Artificial Intelligence is transforming everything around us, but we still face significant challenges in its adoption in Brazil.<\/p>\n
A recent survey by Cisco, released in the last 24 hours<\/a>, reveals a worrying fact: only 25% of Brazilian companies are prepared to implement AI solutions. This is a drop compared to the previous year, when this number was 29%.<\/p>\n At the same time, we see impressive advances in different sectors. In the legal area, for example, AI is revolutionizing everything from contract analysis to fraud identification<\/a>. In health, technology is being integrated into nursing<\/a>, optimizing processes and improving patient care.<\/p>\n In my experience leading innovation initiatives, I have learned that digital transformation is not just about technology, but about people and processes. It is critical that organizations understand that adopting AI requires a profound cultural shift.<\/p>\n However, we need to be aware of the challenges. The growing energy demand of AI<\/a> is a real concern that needs to be addressed. As an entrepreneur committed to sustainability, I see that we need to find solutions that balance innovation and environmental responsibility.<\/p>\n