Survey Finds Only 3% of Hong Kong Firms Fully Integrate AI
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On 21 October 2026, the South China Morning Post reported that consultancy Accenture published survey results after interviewing 150 Hong Kong enterprises, showing that only 3% of Hong Kong firms have fully integrated artificial intelligence into their workflows. The survey noted that many enterprises face obstacles such as resistance to organisational change and outdated digital infrastructure when adopting AI; although enterprises have a strong intention to adopt AI, many find it difficult to put into practice. The report did not mention the specific timing of the survey or the industry distribution of the surveyed enterprises, nor did it explain the AI adoption levels of the remaining enterprises.
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- 南華早報·香港Survey: Only 3% of Hong Kong Firms Fully Integrate AI into Workflows
A survey has found that only 3% of Hong Kong firms have fully integrated artificial intelligence into their workflows, with many facing obstacles such as resistance to organisational change and outdated digital infrastructure. The consulting firm Accenture, which conducted the survey, interviewed 150 firms, and the results published on Wednesday show that firms have a strong intention to adopt AI, but many find it difficult to put into practice.
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