The AI adoption gap: what the 2026 research shows
Key findings from IBM and Gallup on employee AI use, the barriers to adoption, and what organizations can do to improve it.
Read the articleRideAlong finds the repetitive work hiding in your team’s day, then guides people through using AI on the task in front of them.
Get a walkthroughRideAlong teaches in the moment: a quiet nudge, then a guided walkthrough on the real task in front of you.
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You check a project board. Copy an update. Open a document. Write the same report you wrote last Friday.
Each tool sees its own piece. RideAlong observes the workflow across them, finds what repeats, and brings the opportunity back to you.
Follow one workflow from everyday activity to an idea worth automating.
You gather project updates, check the details in a document, and assemble the weekly report by hand.
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AI use cases.
More seeing them.
A workflow is more useful than a vague suggestion to “use more AI.” RideAlong surfaces the repeated steps and a practical opportunity, so you can decide what’s worth pursuing.
Talk through your workflowKey findings from IBM and Gallup on employee AI use, the barriers to adoption, and what organizations can do to improve it.
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