Under the downward pressure of the global economy, the AI industry has grown against the trend and has become the focus of capital. In the past year, the financing amount in the AI field approached US$50 billion, showing strong development potential. However, as the U.S. dollar raises interest rates and venture capital returns to the United States, the investment environment has also changed. Some experts predict that the “arms race” in AI investment may gradually cool down, and investors will evaluate project values more rationally.
In the past year, against the background of US dollar interest rate hikes and venture capital returning to the United States, AI has almost become the only track where investment has grown. The financing amount of the AI track is close to 50 billion US dollars. Nuno Goncalves Pedro, founder and managing partner of Chamaeleon, an early stage venture capital firm in Silicon Valley, believes that investors will return to rationality and the AI investment arms race will cease.
There are still many uncertainties about the future development direction of the AI industry, but its long-term growth potential cannot be ignored. The rational return of investors will promote a healthier and more sustainable development of the AI industry and promote the application of AI technology in more fields. In the future, the AI industry will pay more attention to technological innovation and the improvement of business models, rather than pure capital investment.