Majority of German companies now use AI - but concerns remain

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2026-09-14

Berlin (dpa) - A majority of companies in Germany with 20 or more employees, or 57% of them, are now using artificial intelligence - almost three times as many as two years ago - according to a study released on Monday by digital industry association Bitkom. However, surveyed companies also expressed concerns about the downsides businesses associate with AI. In the representative survey of 603 companies, two thirds of users reported an improved c......

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