AI’s Share Of US Startup Funding Doubled In 2023
AI is generating more buzz than ever, and we’ve seen a plethora of enormous financings recently for companies in the space with the share of investment going to AI having more than doubled from year-ago levels.
Joanna Glasner jglasner 54 Shares Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn More than 1 in 4 dollars invested in American startups this year has gone to an artificial intelligence-related company, Crunchbase data shows . At first glance, that may not sound too shocking. AI is generating more buzz than ever, and we’ve seen a plethora of enormous financings recently for companies in the space including those to OpenAI and Anthropic . Comparing 2023 and 2022, however, one striking takeaway is how much larger the share of investment going to AI has become. It’s more than double year-ago levels. To get a sen
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