Artificial intelligence (AI) has created trillions of dollars' worth of value for some of America's largest organizations over the last few years, but not every company in this booming industry has been a winner. C3.ai (NYSE: AI) stock, for instance, is down 22% in 2026 (as of the market close last Friday, Sept. 4), as investors abandon ship over the company's declining revenue and steep losses.
Last September, C3.ai's founder, Thomas Siebel, stepped down from his role as CEO to focus on his health issues. Since he played a central role in the sales and customer relationship management processes, his departure led to a sharp decline in the company's revenue.
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Fortunately, Siebel returned to lead C3.ai in May, and he is determined to get things back on track. Is it time for investors to start buying the stock?
Developing AI software applications from scratch can be extremely expensive, and it requires specialized technical expertise. Not every business has those resources, so they rely on service providers like C3.ai that can deliver turnkey solutions. But C3.ai's business model is changing -- it still has a portfolio of ready-made AI apps, but it's also becoming a platform provider.
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Last September, C3.ai's founder, Thomas Siebel, stepped down from his role as CEO to focus on his health issues. Since he played a central role in the sales and customer relationship management processes, his departure led to a sharp decline in the company's revenue.
Missed Nvidia in 2009? This Rare Signal Is Flashing Again. In 2009, a "Double Down" signal flashed for a little-known chipmaker called Nvidia. For the first time in years, that same "Total Conviction" signal is flashing for a company 1/100th the size of Nvidia. Continue »
Fortunately, Siebel returned to lead C3.ai in May, and he is determined to get things back on track. Is it time for investors to start buying the stock?
Developing AI software applications from scratch can be extremely expensive, and it requires specialized technical expertise. Not every business has those resources, so they rely on service providers like C3.ai that can deliver turnkey solutions. But C3.ai's business model is changing -- it still has a portfolio of ready-made AI apps, but it's also becoming a platform provider.
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