- Published on December 4, 2024
- In AI Trends
AIM Predictions 2025
Wild and true, AI predictions for 2025 may not seem too surprising.
Image by Nalini Nirad
- By Vandana Nair
Another whirlwind year in AI is coming to an end, marked by nothing less than pure AI madness. Last year, when AIM made bold AI predictions for 2024, we were pretty aligned with what unfolded. From calling 2024 the year of small language models and open-source AI models levelling up with the closed-source ones, our predictions have been on point.
En route to 2025 and going by the wave, the AI predictions for the coming year are sure to cause an impact at a larger scale. It is likely that physical AI will appeal at a consumer/personal level, with humanoids probably making their way into people’s homes.
Wild? Absolutely. Plausible? Maybe. So, let's dive deep into some of the wildest AI predictions for 2025.
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No points for guessing, but going by the tre
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Vandana Nair
As a rare blend of engineering, MBA, and journalism degree, Vandana Nair brings a unique combination of technical know-how, business acumen, and storytelling skills to the table. Her insatiable curiosity for all things startups, businesses, and AI technologies ensures that there's always a fresh and insightful perspective to her reporting. She now hosts her tech segment 'Point Break' on AIM Tv.
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