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Adoption measures how many enterprises or scenarios have brought in AI tools, usually counted by number of users, licenses, or active scenarios; depth of use focuses on the extent to which AI has changed the business process itself, for example whether it is embedded in core systems, whether it takes on key decision-making steps, and whether it delivers quantifiable efficiency or revenue gains.
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