A McKinsey senior partner says AI is making individual workers more productive, but broad gains for companies have been limited so far, with benefits showing up more clearly in software development.

Oct 9, 2026 - 05:50

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A McKinsey senior partner says AI is making individual workers more productive, but broad gains for companies have been limited so far, with benefits showing up more clearly in software development.

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