Jain: 95% enterprise AI failure rate is desirable for tech experimentation
Arvind Jain · AI Enterprise - Databricks & Glean | BG2 Guest Interview · Bg2 Pod · Dec 23, 2025 · at 2:30
Glean CEO Arvind Jain responds to an MIT study citing a 95% failure rate for enterprise AI initiatives.
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“The thing that I feel you know, is happening in enterprises, you hear these 95% of projects fail, But, like, you know, like, that's actually what you want. Like, you, like, when you are actually experimenting with new technology, if all of your projects are failing, that means you didn't, just not trying enough, you know, at the moment.”
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