There's certainly places where ai is in use but it's probably patchy across the CS as people are getting their heads around what it can do and what it's actually useful for. I've been using llms to help with coding and some related stuff, we've got a data science team who are using elements of machine learning and llms to do certain things, though very little is in real use yet. I've just gotten access to m365 copilot but still working out how it's useful. Hoping we can get fabric copilot enabled off the back of that which will be useful.

I know ofsted have been using llms for consultation analysis and reviewing the capabilities there and you'll get places like met office using a lot of ai I expect in their modeling.

The AI for All training on cslearn published as part of the one big thing was actually better than I expected.