Today I will share an analysis of the last 24 hours in the Artificial Intelligence scenario in Brazil, bringing a perspective based on my experience in the innovation ecosystem.<\/p>\n
As an entrepreneur and specialist who closely follows the digital transformation in the country, I see a worrying scenario revealed by recent Cisco research<\/a>: only 25% of Brazilian companies are truly prepared to adopt AI. It is a number that worries me, especially because it represents a drop of 29% compared to the previous year.<\/p>\n On the other hand, we see interesting movements in the market. The Ita\u00fa has just launched its generative AI<\/a>, demonstrating that major players are willing to invest in innovation. In my experience leading corporate innovation initiatives, I know that projects of this magnitude require not only resources, but above all a profound cultural change.<\/p>\n An important warning comes from Gartner on Data Center Power Shortages<\/a>. This is a challenge we need to take seriously \u2013 by 2027, 40% of data centers could be limited by power shortages.<\/p>\n The regulatory landscape is also in turmoil. Bill 2,338\/2023<\/a> seeks to establish guidelines for the use of AI in Brazil, and the OAB has already defined ethical limits for the use of technology in the legal profession<\/a>.<\/p>\n