Harnessing Emerging Technologies to Power Your Business

48% of small businesses plan to adopt Artificial Intelligence this year, focusing on customer-facing apps.

Nearly every facet of business is evolving with the advent of artificial intelligence and other cutting-edge technologies. Small business operators are no longer regarding AI as a trend; it is now an integral part of their strategy. Approximately 80% of small business leaders are using or intend to utilize Artificial Intelligence, driven by its capabilities to enhance innovation and competitiveness, as shown in JPMorgan Chase´s 2025 Business Leaders Outlook Survey.

Artificial Intelligence tools are vital for maintaining competitiveness in a data-driven world, with nearly half of the small business owners planning to incorporate AI tools specifically for customer-facing applications, such as chatbots and customer service automation. Additionally, businesses are determined to invest in technologies that improve efficiency and ensure sustainable growth.

AI´s potential includes learning, reasoning, and problem-solving, with applications in marketing, customer service automation, data analysis, and operational efficiencies. This emphasis on emergent tech is critical for small businesses in automating tasks, freeing their workforce for more strategic endeavors. Moreover, personalized AI solutions allow businesses to innovate, reduce costs, and optimize operations, ultimately benefiting the bottom line.

57

Impact Score

Are we all living inside an artificial intelligence bubble

Circular deals have turned into a dominant financial pattern in the artificial intelligence boom: investors fund start-ups and then sell them the compute and infrastructure they must buy back. The practice has sped infrastructure build out but also created tightly coupled financial risk.

How Artificial Intelligence maps company connections to drive alpha

Using Artificial Intelligence tools to collate company text data enables the construction of networks of nodes and edges that reveal supply chain, technology and peer links. Those network signals can complement quantitative strategies and help reduce momentum crash risk.

Artificial Intelligence, the economy, and financial stability

Vice Chair Philip N. Jefferson outlines how Artificial Intelligence could affect employment, inflation, and the conduct of monetary policy, and he assesses risks to the financial system highlighted in the Federal Reserve’s Financial Stability Report.

Contact Us

Got questions? Use the form to contact us.

Contact Form

Clicking next sends a verification code to your email. After verifying, you can enter your message.