Topic
United States Census Bureau
5 facts from 2 episodes, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.
2023-2025
A chart in the report tracks the share of US businesses using AI from September 2023, when it was under 4 percent, to about 10 percent in July 2025.
“But this goes from September of 23 up to July of 25, and September of 23 was less than four.”
Daniel Whitenack · The impact of AI on the workforce: A state-level case study, 0:35:56
2025
The business AI-adoption data in the report comes from a US Census Bureau survey conducted every two weeks.
“So that data is from the US. Census Bureau, and it's a survey, it's the BTOF survey”
Chelsea Linder · The impact of AI on the workforce: A state-level case study, 0:36:26
Undated
The Census survey asks two questions: whether businesses use AI to build their product, and whether they use AI to do business internally.
“are you using AI to build your product at your ORG organization? and then the 2nd one is, are you using AI to do business within your organization?”
Chelsea Linder · The impact of AI on the workforce: A state-level case study, 0:36:51
Undated
Eric Glyman says the Census Bureau runs periodic surveys asking businesses how much they use AI to produce goods or services.
“the Census Bureau would do this periodic surveys where they'd go out and ask, like, how much is your business using AI to produce goods or services?”
Eric Glyman · Ramp founder Eric Glyman on the many ways AI is changing corporate spending, 0:33:03
Undated
Eric Glyman says Census Bureau surveys reported that only a single-digit percentage of US businesses had adopted AI, which conflicts with Ramp's customer data.
“they would come back with these pronouncements saying a single digit percent of businesses in the U .S. have adopted AI.”
Eric Glyman · Ramp founder Eric Glyman on the many ways AI is changing corporate spending, 0:33:40