Outlays in U.S. AI Skyrocketed Last Year While Investments in Other Tech Fell

Last year, artificial intelligence (AI) startups captured the attention of VC investors to the tune of $110 billion — a 62 percent jump over what those startups raised in 2023.?

While early-stage AI opportunities appeared to be all the rage, this high degree of attention came at a steep price for founders seeking seed money to support non-AI tech projects: investments in startup opportunities outside of the AI realm dropped 12 percent in 2024.?

Seven of last year’s top nine funding rounds were AI companies, including headline grabbers like Databricks, OpenAI, Waymo and Andural.?

These are just a few key findings included in Dealroom’s Opening Moves in Global AI, a recently released report examining the boom in AI-related investments and the impact that boom is having on the overall startup investing landscape around the globe.

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