The European Commission has presented the results of the latest Eurobarometer poll dedicated to the use of artificial intelligence in the business environment of the European Union. According to the published data, an increasing number of European companies are implementing AI technologies into their daily operations. The research, whose results were released in Brussels, testifies to a sustained upward trend in business interest in artificial intelligence. This aligns with the EU's overall strategy to accelerate digital transformation of the economy and enhance the competitiveness of European enterprises in the global market. Eurobarometer is a series of sociological surveys regularly conducted on behalf of the European Commission to study public opinion and business sentiment in EU member states. The results of such studies are traditionally used by union institutions in developing policy in the field of digital technologies, AI regulation, and innovation support. The growth in artificial intelligence adoption in the corporate sector occurs against the backdrop of active discussion in the EU regarding regulation of this technology, including the recently enacted Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act). European authorities seek to strike a balance between stimulating technological development and ensuring the safety, ethics, and transparency of AI system use by companies of various sizes—from startups to large corporations.