U.S. Transport and Shipping Companies Face Hurdles in AI Adoption
- Barry Murphy

- Aug 23, 2025
- 1 min read
August 22, 2025 - New survey data from Tech.co reveals that U.S. transport and shipping professionals are hesitant to invest in AI due to concerns over data security and a lack of technical expertise. The findings come from a survey of 264 professionals in the U.S. transport and shipping sector.
Key findings:
Top barrier to AI investment: 19% of respondents cited concerns over data quality and security as the single greatest barrier to further investing in AI.
Lack of expertise: 13% of firms reported a lack of in-house technical expertise to support implementation.
Most disruptive AI technology: 17% of respondents identified autonomous vehicles and drones as the most disruptive emerging AI capability for the logistics sector in the next two to three years.
Current AI usage: The most common AI use cases are fleet management and telematics optimization (31%) and AI-driven route optimization (29%).
The data indicates a clear disconnect between the perceived potential of AI and its current adoption.
Read more in an article from the American Journal of Transportation.
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