2023年6月28日,

人工智能和机器学习一直是最受欢迎的领域,今年每个月占25%到30%的投资者的兴趣,根据EquityZen证券公司,一个私人持有的股票市场。6月28日,2023 / 10:53是股票价格信息反映在一个玻璃面板作为一个交易员监控财务数据在正式开通证券交易大厅的总部PJSC Sberbank在莫斯科,俄罗斯,星期二,2018年1月30日。迪拜’年代最大的银行正在洽谈潜在收购Sberbank PJSC’年代全资土耳其单位,加入从卡塔尔和科威特同行,扩大了。围绕人工智能有初创企业的投资者抢购股票替代场地,希望找到下一波的科技巨头之前他们甚至上市。人工智能和机器学习一直是最受欢迎的领域,今年每个月占25%到30%的投资者的兴趣,根据EquityZen证券公司,一个私人持有的股票市场。在喷淋设备证券股票交易平台,促进二次私营企业,投资者支付OpenAI和人为等公司的股票,公司被视为引领AI。“机构投资者正变得更加积极,Brianne Lynch EquityZen的市场洞察力,在接受采访时表示。散户投资者在AI公司间的交易也从5月到6月,她说。来源:打造全球喷淋设备的联合创始人安德森格伦指出买家的数量超过了那些寻求出售,推动价格远高于早期融资轮。人为投标人愿意支付高达25%的溢价最近一轮,尽管OpenAI出价到80年代早些时候从他认为这是一个圆的售价为67美元,他说。 Related stories Bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTC has abruptly halted the sale of its stake in Anthropic, as its valuation is seen benefiting from the current AI frenzy, Bloomberg News reported. Forge Global Holdings Inc. has seen an increase in demand for AI firms on its platform over the past year, with Microsoft Corp.’s investment in OpenAI in January and a round of funding for Anthropic among the key drivers. In June, buying interest in a group of seven AI companies, including OpenAI, reached the highest level over the period, data provided by the firm show. The scramble for nascent AI firms stands in sharp contrast to the broader trend of startups trading at massive discounts in this corner of the market. Here, cash-strapped founders, employees and investors are under pressure to sell shares amid a wave of tech job cuts, a tepid market for initial public offerings and rising interest rates. It’s a different story for AI, which has captivated the likes of billionaire investors Steve Cohen, Stan Druckenmiller and Lee Ainslie, and pushed companies to consider how they can deploy the technology. While AI is a burgeoning industry with growth potential and rising investor interest, it’s still at an infant stage and many firms don’t have robust financial reports to go public just yet. That leads to the pent-up demand in this secondary market, EquityZen’s Lynch said, “because investors know these IPOs aren’t happening soon so they can’t access them that way.”