That puts 2025 on track to be the first year where more than half of total VC dollars go into the AI industry, according to PitchBook data
The hangover of a tight environment for public listings and acquisitions has also left some venture investors unwilling to make new bets on unproven companies, PitchBook found.
“Everywhere we look, the market is bifurcated,” said Kyle Sanford, a PitchBook director of research. “You’re in AI, or you’re not. You’re a big firm, or you’re not.”
In the most recent quarter, US-based VCs dedicated 62.7 per cent of dollars invested to AI companies, while global investors allocated 53.2 per cent.
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