Global Search Interest for AI Reaches All-Time High, But Still Falls Short of Bitcoin's 2017 Peak Mania

Google search interest for "AI" has hit a new all-time high globally, but it still falls short of the peak search interest for Bitcoin during its 2017 frenzy.

Despite recent headlines about AI, some have labeled it as the latest "tech fad" following crypto and the Metaverse. While the United States and global search interest for AI has reached a fever pitch, it is still below Bitcoin's peak search interest of 100 in December 2017.

In China, where cryptocurrency is banned and Google search is restricted, AI consistently receives more search interest than Bitcoin on a monthly basis.

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