Por Jose Pulido
June 29, 2023
The venture capital fund ALLVP revealed in a report that 46% of corporate companies in Latin America are already using artificial intelligence (AI) in their daily operations. Furthermore, an impressive 93% of these corporations have plans to implement it in the future, indicating the growing importance of this technology in the region.
The study examined the impact of the AI technological revolution on startups, corporate companies, and venture capital funds in Latin America. Among the most prominent use cases of AI for corporate companies are user interaction (74%) and sales and marketing optimization (47%).
In terms of the most adopted AI technologies, machine learning leads with a utilization rate of 68%. Regarding risks, 55% of the respondents mentioned data privacy concerns, while 53% highlighted cybersecurity and regulatory compliance.
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Regarding venture capital funds, the study emphasized that 50% consider it important for startups to use AI, and 35% actively provide support to their investment portfolios in implementing this technology. Additionally, it was observed that funds are starting to integrate AI into their investment process, with 32% using it to seek investment opportunities and 38% to analyze them.
The report also revealed that AI has revolutionized the way startups conduct their operations, generating increasing interest, particularly among entrepreneurs. 32% of the surveyed startups stated that they currently have a focus on AI, while 71% already use AI in their daily operations, and all of them have plans to implement it in the future.
In terms of priorities, 62% of startups consider AI as a priority at the executive level, and 90% expect it to be a priority in the future. When asked about AI use cases, 46% of the surveyed startups mentioned content creation, while 39% used AI for user interaction and scalability.
Among the main obstacles to implementing AI in startups, capacity limitations were identified by 46% of respondents, and 38% cited a lack of technical talent. As for the risks associated with AI implementation, data privacy was one of the major concerns mentioned by 59% of respondents, followed by regulatory compliance (42%), and cybersecurity (36%).
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