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Artificial intelligence. (AI) innovation and adoption continue to gain momentum. Across various sectors, companies are seeking to integrate it into their everyday activities to streamline operations and increase efficiency.<\/p>\n
When I examine different UK stocks, the ones that could benefit the most are likely to see share price gains. Here are two I\u2019ve spotted.<\/p>\n
A fresh stimulus<\/p>\n
First up is Ocado (LSE:OCDO<\/a>). I\u2019ve not been the biggest fan of the company, as continued losses have pushed the share price lower and lower. Over the past year, the growth stock<\/a> is down 37%. But my opinion\u2019s starting to change.<\/p>\n Even with the share price performance, consider why the future could be much brighter. Ocado\u2019s pushing for growth outside of just the grocery division. The firm\u2019s robotic arms and reinforcement-learning systems are explicitly designed to cut labour costs, thanks to the AI models. The whole concept around customer fulfilment centres (CFCs) is that the use of technology can help third parties be more efficient and therefore more profitable by using Ocado\u2019s systems.<\/p>\n Looking forward, if AI continues to develop and Ocado can integrate this even deeper into its offer, I think it could help to make the company profitable. The firm\u2019s already leveraged AI to boost productivity (and reduce headcount in certain tech\/finance roles) as part of a cash-improvement initiative. This could result in higher revenue with lower costs.<\/p>\n There are a lot of \u2018coulds\u2019 in there, of course and Ocado so far has been a big disappointment. In terms of risks, the company has faced slow progress in launching new sites and converting the pipeline to live CFCs. If more cases of missed or delayed rollouts happen, investors could lose patience.<\/p>\n Already pushing ahead<\/p>\n