2023年6月19日

分享的創始人澳大利亞醫療人工智能啟動麥克斯韋加說,他沮喪地看著炒作在該地區今年已經達到白熱化,數據顯示它破產前融資熱潮。兩年前,布裏斯班艾略特史密斯被迫關閉了六歲的AI前列腺癌篩查的啟動,麥克斯韋+,經過一係列的投資者對新鮮資金撞回他的球。麥克斯韋加上了一個AI-powered業務但投資者兩年前沒有興趣。iStock“我們隻是錯過了炒作周期,”史密斯先生說。“我們是太早了,我想。我們直接與患者通過一個虛擬的診所,沒有點擊與投資者。現在遠程健康顯然是一個不斷增長的市場,並添加到AI炒作,現在,我們隻是不對齊。“麥克斯韋爾加了人工智能分析前列腺癌在成千上萬的圖像,提供否則未被發現的癌症病人的結果。15人左右的團隊,在業務的結束,某些人工智能可以提高診斷是一個強大的工具,對病人和醫生,但投資者不咬人。廣告快進幾個月後公司關閉,應用人工智能的相同的策略來分析龐大的數據種類越來越豐富的行業,是膨脹的東西估值和發送美國基準標準普爾技術牛市。 According to CB Insights, $US123.7 billion of venture funding has been tipped into AI start-ups between 2021 and now. Last month, US-based chip manufacturer Nvidia told investors its sales would beat expectations by more than 50 per cent, thanks to the global interest in AI which underpins the popular ChatGPT bot. So far this year, the stock has powered 192 per cent higher. This enthusiasm has spilled over to corporates which are rushing to plough money into new AI-based systems that will eke out productivity gains, or augment their products to deliver AI-based services to customers. Last week, consulting giant Accenture also announced it will invest $US4.4 billion in AI to accelerate its client’s digital transformation programs, and Google searches for “AI” have more than doubled from 17 million in January 2023 to 42 million in May. Heavyweight technology darlings including Google-parent Alphabet, Microsoft, Nvidia, Adobe, and Facebook-owner Meta have all jumped as investors bet the companies can build more valuable products using AI. Advertisement “It’s kind of amazing to see everyone talking about AI now,” Mr Elliot said. “They definitely weren’t talking about it this way two years ago. Like most hype-driven technologies, we’ll probably see lots of start-ups raising fresh money on an idea, but expectations are pretty high at the moment.” Jessica Sier writes on technology, internet culture, cryptocurrencies and software from our Sydney newsroom. She has previously covered global capital markets and economics. Connect with Jessica on Twitter . Email Jessica at jessica.sier@afr.com Save