AI Readiness Index

A data-driven view of how AI is shaping business, workforce, and economic readiness in Indiana.

National AI Insights

What leading institutions are seeing about AI adoption, productivity, and workforce shifts.

BUSINESS

Enterprise AI success is driven by organizational readiness, not technology

Stanford University Digital Economy Lab

Based on analysis of 51 real-world deployments, successful AI adoption is determined less by the model or technology and more by organizational factors such as leadership, processes, and readiness. Companies using the same tools saw vastly different outcomes depending on how they implemented them.

Why it matters for Indiana: the constraint is not access to AI. It’s execution. Indiana companies that focus on workflow integration, leadership alignment, and change management will outperform those still focused on tools and pilots.

EDUCATION

AI use is widespread among students, but institutional guidance is lagging

Gallup/Lumina Foundation

A majority of college students now use AI tools regularly for coursework, yet many report unclear or restrictive institutional policies. AI is also influencing academic decisions, with a rising number of students shifting majors or coursework toward fields that better align with emerging AI-driven job opportunities.

Why it matters for Indiana: the gap between student behavior and institutional policy is widening, creating both risk and opportunity for states that move quickly to align education with real-world AI use.

WORKFORCE

AI is transforming jobs from within, not simply replacing them

Burning Glass Institute

New labor market data shows AI is simultaneously automating some skills while increasing demand for others, often within the same roles. Rather than creating a clear divide between “safe” and “at-risk” jobs, AI is reshaping the tasks and skill mix inside occupations across the economy.

Why it matters for Indiana: the priority is not job replacement. It’s job evolution. Indiana’s workforce strategy should focus on helping workers adapt within their current roles through targeted upskilling, rather than relying solely on retraining for entirely new careers.

Indiana Trends

Key trends shaping AI adoption, talent, and industry activity across Indiana.

15.8%

Labor Productivity Growth

AI increases output per worker across sectors.

$71,959

Median Household Income

High-value work supports long-term wage growth.

$527B

Indiana GDP

Productivity gains translate into statewide economic output. Even modest productivity gains generate meaningful economic impact at scale.

INAI Impact

Measurable outcomes from INAI advancing AI adoption across Indiana’s businesses and workforce.

2.4M

Digital Impressions

4K

In-Person Participants

500

Companies Engaged

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