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.

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 ...

How To Avoid Another AI Winter Each of the AI winters had one thing in common: AI could not meet people’s sky-high expectations.

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 ...

Since the 1940s, the meaning of the term 'artificial intelligence' has evolved significantly, as its applications have ...

AMD’s stock price had a difficult year in 2024, even as it gained some market share in the artificial intelligence (AI) industry. It crashed by 45% from its yearly highs and formed a death cross ...

Claims that an AI Winter is possible are nothing new. But there are good reasons why it might be true. Indeed, perhaps we need one.

If the status quo continues too long, we risk heading into an AI winter where innovation stagnates and patients suffer.

We’ve been here before: AI promised humanlike machines – in 1958 The field of artificial intelligence has been boom-and-bust since its early days, and during another boom, the path is worth revisiting ...

Just 5% of jobs will be replaced or heavily assisted by artificial intelligence within the next decade, according to calculations by Daron Acemoglu, an economist and professor at MIT.