In this article, we discuss the 10 AI news and ratings you need to take a look at.
As businesses invest heavily in artificial intelligence, many leaders remain skeptical about its impact on enterprise productivity. Despite advancements in generative AI, a significant gap exists between its potential and real-world implementation. May Habib, CEO of Writer, shared insights on why AI adoption has been slower than expected and how companies can bridge this divide to unlock its true value.
Habib discussed enterprise adoption of generative AI with Bloomberg’s Caroline Hyde, highlighting that many business leaders feel AI has not delivered expected productivity gains. A survey of Fortune 500 executives found that 71% were disappointed with their AI initiatives. Habib attributed this to outdated development approaches, where IT teams create solutions that fail to meet business needs. However, her firm, Writer emphasizes collaboration between IT and business units to build AI tools that integrate with enterprise workflows effectively.
She explained that AI models need more than just raw computing power; they must be combined with structured and unstructured data to function efficiently in enterprise settings. Unlike many AI firms focused on reasoning models, Writer prioritizes self-evolving models that update in real-time based on user feedback rather than requiring extensive retraining. She argued that this approach is essential for achieving advanced AI capabilities.
Habib also discussed workforce challenges and acknowledged that talent shortages persist, prompting Writer to expand internationally with new offices in London and Singapore. She also noted that the AI startup market is crowded, with many struggling to secure enterprise clients. Writer is exploring acquisitions to improve its platform by integrating innovative solutions from smaller firms.
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10. Sidus Space, Inc. (NASDAQ:SIDU)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 1
Sidus Space, Inc. (NASDAQ:SIDU) provides satellite manufacturing, launch services, and space-based data solutions for commercial and government customers.
On March 17, Sidus Space announced that it successfully launched and deployed LizzieSat-3 into Low Earth Orbit as part of SpaceX’s Transporter-13 mission. It marks the company’s third AI-powered satellite launch within a year, strengthening its presence in space technology. LizzieSat-3 is equipped with the proprietary Sidus Orlaith AI Platform, which improves on-orbit data processing for applications such as space situational awareness, maritime monitoring, and disaster response. Using NVIDIA’s Jetson NX Orin module, it delivers high-speed, real-time analytics, reducing reliance on ground computing. As per its management, Sidus Space continues expanding its satellite constellation, advancing AI-driven solutions for government, defense, and commercial sectors.
9. Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (NASDAQ:FFAI)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 7
Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (NASDAQ:FFAI) designs and manufactures electric vehicles with advanced technology in the United States.
Faraday Future hosted its first Open AI Day on March 16, introducing its AI strategy and Future AIHER, a subsidiary focused on AI-driven hybrid extended-range powertrains. The company aims to integrate AI across its vehicles, advance human-vehicle interaction, and develop an AI automotive operating system. Future AIHER will first integrate third-party range extenders before developing its own advanced solutions. The event highlighted Faraday Future’s vision of transforming vehicles into intelligent mobility devices.