By now, it should be obvious to anyone working on or investing in ML/AI that we’re currently in an AI “summer” — with the frothiness of the funding markets seemingly eclipsing that of the Web3 euphoria back in 2021. But underneath this sheen of euphoria, we are already seeing some early cracks in the market, which might serve as leading indicators of depressed future returns, even as funds continue to aggressively compete for and deploy capital into AI startups.
Investing in the Age of Generative AI
Investing in the Age of Generative AI
Investing in the Age of Generative AI
By now, it should be obvious to anyone working on or investing in ML/AI that we’re currently in an AI “summer” — with the frothiness of the funding markets seemingly eclipsing that of the Web3 euphoria back in 2021. But underneath this sheen of euphoria, we are already seeing some early cracks in the market, which might serve as leading indicators of depressed future returns, even as funds continue to aggressively compete for and deploy capital into AI startups.