New Delhi, June 20 -- Artificial intelligence-driven automation is projected to enhance global manufacturing productivity by up to 40 percent by 2035, while achieving 90 percent accuracy in defect detection and improving quality control systems by 35 percent, according to a recent report released by the ASSOCHAM-Odisha State Development Council in partnership with Primus Partners.

The comprehensive study indicates that AI adoption is anticipated to increase by 20 percent, potentially reaching 378 million users worldwide, with the manufacturing sector serving as a primary catalyst for this growth.

The technology is fundamentally transforming traditional manufacturing processes across multiple industries and geographical regions.

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