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An MIT study found that 95% of organizations saw no return on their investments despite $30 billion to $40 billion poured into generative AI initiatives, according to Axios. The study showed companies that bought AI tools fared better than those that tried to build them internally, though widespread disruption remains elusive. The findings come as investors grow wary of record AI spending by Big Tech, with some strategists warning of parallels to the dot-com bubble.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:03An MIT study found that 95% of organizations saw no return on their investments despite
00:08$30 billion to $40 billion poured into generative AI initiatives, according to Axios.
00:14The study showed companies that bought AI tools fared better than those that tried to build them
00:18internally, though widespread disruption remains elusive. The findings come as investors grow
00:25wary of record AI spending by big tech, with some strategists warning of parallels to the
00:30dot-com bubble. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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