AI winter is a term that describes funding cuts in research and development of artificial intelligence systems. This usually follows after a period of overhype and under-delivery in the ...

AI winter is a term that describes funding cuts in research and development of artificial intelligence systems. This usually follows after a period of overhype and under-delivery in the ...

The Second Wave of AI Adoption, and the Second AI Winter. Interest in AI research was rekindled in the mid 1980’s with the development of expert systems and reinvigorated research and investment ...

It’s the notion of an “AI winter,” and it has hit the field a couple of times in the past forty years, right after big breakthroughs. The answer is No, there won’t be an AI winter. This ...

Another AI winter occurred in the late 1990s and early 2000s when the dot-com bubble burst, causing a larger decline in tech funding, including for AI research.

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[in-text-ad] From the Wikipedia entry on “AI winter”:. The term first appeared in 1984 as the topic of a public debate at the annual meeting of AAAI (then called the “American Association of ...

Why are artificial intelligence researchers so drawn to showboating? The answer dates back to the birth of the field, and the expectations we’ve been managing ever since.

Wall Street’s AI dream might be cracking under pressure, and 2025 could be the year it all cools off. Nvidia’s August stock collapse painted a grim picture, even though it came on the heels of ...

New limitations in deep learning — called “AI Winter” by skeptics — could pose a serious problem for autonomous car projects by Tesla, Waymo, and Uber.