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The New Artificial Intelligence Market
IN 2004, IN THE MAZE-LIKE aisles of Stanford’s computer science department, I spoke to a man who resembled Santa Claus.
This bearded man was John McCarthy, who coined the term Artificial Intelligence in the 1950s and was one of the founding fathers of Artificial Intelligence, along with Marvin Minsky.
McCarthy spearheaded the effort for some time, including creating the language Lisp for the purpose of AI, among other innovations like time-sharing for computers, garbage collection, and lambda calculus.
I was a graduate student studying natural language processing, and AI wasn’t as cool as it is today. Neither was natural language processing.
It was far from the awe-inspiring concept it has become. But the thawing of the so-called AI winter was starting.
With eye-catching charts and visualizations, this report presents findings that include:
- AI investment by industry, such as automotive, financial services, and telecommunications
- Companies within each industry actively investing in AI
- The top 20 companies investing in AI, including the usual suspects and relative unknowns
- AI use cases that receive budget resources
- The number of companies building AI applications and investing in AI as a strategic direction
- The number of companies investing in AI technology subcategories, such as deep learning and autonomous vehicles
- Physical locations of AI-oriented companies in the United States by state
The New Artificial Intelligence Market
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