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AI Investment Boom is "Over," Reports Suggest Slow Deflation

A Morningstar analysis cited a decade-high rate of venture down rounds and widespread enterprise pilot failures as signs of a cooling market.

Olivia Sharp 1 min read 770 views
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Market analysis declared the AI investment boom "over," pointing to a slow deflation evidenced by surging startup shutdowns and a 95% enterprise pilot failure rate.

A Market in "Slow-Motion Deflation"

The artificial intelligence investment boom is over, according to a report from Morningstar. The analysis argued that the market is not experiencing a dramatic pop like the dot-com crash but is instead undergoing a "slow-motion deflation." This process is characterized by a quiet reshaping of the investment landscape, with casualties already piling up among startups and corporate adopters. The report suggested the debate should no longer be about if an AI bubble will pop, but about navigating the fact that it is already happening.

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