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A new MIT report has shaken both the tech world and Wall Street, revealing that 95% of corporate artificial intelligence (AI) projects fail to succeed. The findings have triggered a wave of fear among investors, leading to a staggering $1 trillion loss in tech market value within just days.
According to the study, most AI initiatives collapse because they are costly, poorly planned, or unable to deliver clear business results. Companies across industries have rushed to adopt AI, hoping to boost efficiency and profits. But the report suggests many have underestimated the challenges of turning advanced algorithms into practical, working solutions.
The market reaction was swift. Tech giants heavily invested in AI saw their stock prices tumble, with many analysts warning that the AI boom may be heading toward the same fate as the early 2000s dot-com crash.
Still, experts caution that the news doesn’t mean AI is without potential. Instead, it highlights the need for businesses to take a more realistic approach, focusing on measurable results rather than hype. For now, the MIT findings have left investors and companies questioning whether today’s AI race is truly innovation—or the making of another financial bubble.