Tunisia AI adoption depends on digital maturity
The study published by the Tunisian Institute for Competitiveness and Quantitative Studies highlights the challenges of integrating artificial intelligence in Tunisia. More than 86% of organizations indicate that modern technologies enhance innovation, yet only 19% have actually implemented innovative processes. The study also reveals a gap between the perceived importance of these technologies and their actual adoption, along with a weak grasp and utilization of digital knowledge. Development faces obstacles primarily due to a lack of financial resources, digital skills, and resistance to change. The report confirms that artificial intelligence mainly accelerates digital transformation for organizations with a solid digital foundation. It calls for a gradual approach and supportive policies to finance and develop skills in data science and artificial intelligence.
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