AI Leaders Council Launches 2026 Corporate AI Outlook Study

Nov 13, 2025
The AI Leaders Council has announced the 2026 Corporate AI Outlook Study, a research initiative examining how executives manage AI adoption and deployment. The study’s findings will be previewed during a webcast on January 20, 2026.

AI Leaders Council announced in a press release the launch of the 2026 Corporate AI Outlook Study, a research initiative focused on how organizations are adopting and managing artificial intelligence. The study targets executives such as Chief AI Officers, CTOs, and CIOs to assess AI deployment, performance metrics, talent management, and challenges.

The study introduces an AI Spend Index and will establish benchmarks for enterprise AI adoption. Industry leaders are invited to participate in the survey to receive a complimentary copy of the report.

Preliminary findings will be previewed during a webcast panel scheduled for January 20, 2026, at 1 PM CST. The event will discuss key insights and trends identified in the study, which aims to support executives in improving AI management strategies.

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