The AI bubble myth: 60% of venture capital rounds go to non-AI companies (Analysis of 1,016 rounds)
If you read tech news, it seems every new startup is an artificial intelligence company. However, real data from 1,016 venture capital rounds ($126.8B analyzed by Just Raised between September and October 2026) shows a very different reality. Here is the actual market breakdown: 1. AI money depends…
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- 2026-10-27 06:03 · r/ArtificialInteligence
The AI bubble myth: 60% of venture capital rounds go to non-AI companies (Analysis of 1,016 rounds)
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