Investors are growing increasingly wary of AI.

The artificial intelligence environment has been seen over and over again as a way to make easy money, specifically for those who already possess substantial amounts of cash. Whether it is the implementation of this technology to replace human operators or the massive amount of investment it has seen during its rise, AI has always been surrounded by economic choices in its favour.

A few years after its advent, however, this technology is gradually losing points in front of the the investors who had so much faith in it. AI companies whose value was close to billions in 2022 gained less than fifteen million dollars in revenue in the following year, while spending more than $150 million in operating expenses.

Indeed, the performance trajectories of these companies may suggest challenges ahead. Those who intend to invest their capital in this area are therefore urged to sharpen their vision and understanding of the AI value chain, so as to avoid unpleasant surprises in the future.