Gartner Predicts Over 40% of Agentic AI Projects Will Be Canceled by End of 2027
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Bubble grows big, bubble goes pop.
You can't explain that!
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60% success rate sounds like a very optimistic take.
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40% of what? Just random number of projects these webinar attendees thought of??
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60% success rate sounds like a very optimistic take.
Investing in a AI startup with 60% chance of success? That's a VC's wet dream!Not a 60% success rate, but a 60% rate of throwing good money after bad.
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Sounds like a number pulled out the butt. It will be closer to all of them going by GitHub projects spun up on the timeline, never to be completed.
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40% of what? Just random number of projects these webinar attendees thought of??
Then they'll go: "Source: my presentation from last year where I made up that number"
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Not a 60% success rate, but a 60% rate of throwing good money after bad.
If that money funnels to unemployed engineers to set it up... I'm all for it.
Take the money, do the work, jump ship.
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Bubble grows big, bubble goes pop.
You can't explain that!
Investors are well aware this is a bubble. But they can't risk losing the bet when the stakes are the next Google, or even the next internet.
And no matter what, AI is here to stay and someone is coming out on top.
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Only 40%? Would have thought it would be much higher. Don't more projects generally fail then that without being in a bubble?
The numbers are for failures in the next two years. Plenty of projects will coast that long on investment dollars.
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Is Gartner one of those sources that causes avalanches in the VC / tech world? Because it would be lovely to see this popping asap
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Love the optimism where they think we'll all survive until 2027
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Not a 60% success rate, but a 60% rate of throwing good money after bad.
That is still beyond extremely optimistic
