Inuvo, Inc. (INUV): A Popular AI Penny Stock Under $5

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We recently compiled a list of the 7 Most Popular AI Penny Stocks Under $5. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Inuvo, Inc. (NYSE:INUV) stands against the other popular AI penny stocks under $5.

An Analysis of AI Breakthroughs

Artificial intelligence has become increasingly important for businesses and industries to thrive in today's rapidly evolving economy. Grand View Research reported that the global AI market was valued at $196.63 billion in 2023 and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 36.6% from 2024 to 2030 and reach $1.81 trillion by the end of the forecast.

Tech giants are driving AI adoption. Wall Street's favorite GPU maker experienced significant growth, with its market cap surpassing $3 trillion on the back of strong demand for GPUs. In March, the Blackwell platform was introduced which featured the GB200 super chip, further dominating the AI chip market. This chip can train AI models with over a trillion parameters, which is essential for developing advanced large language models (LLMs).

This advancement of natural language processing in AI is a significant breakthrough. AI language models are integrated into the business world and beyond. Expert economists Joseph Briggs, and Devesh Kodnani report that the ability of AI tools to generate human-quality content is a huge milestone, bridging the communication gap between humans and machines. According to Goldman Sachs' investment advisors, these AI tools could be valued at $7 trillion in the next 10 years, contributing to a 7% increase in global GDP.

A recent study from Stanford University found that businesses train AI models faster than academic institutions. In 2023, the industry-trained AI neared 51 significant machine learning models, while academia managed only 15. This trend persisted in 2024 despite rising training costs. ChatGPT 4, the latest model of ChatGPT, cost about $80 million to train. Google's Gemini Ultra cost around $191 million.

OpenAI's approach to fostering collaborative partnerships instead of competing directly with tech giants makes it an exceptional model. Macquarie's Fred Havemeyer (lead software equity research analyst) praised GPT 4 for its "emotional intelligence". The growing demand for AI chips, exemplified by OpenAI's use of over 1.7 trillion parameters in its GPT 4 model, will further help NVIDIA and other AI chip manufacturers grow.

On August 20, Bloomberg reported that OpenAI is releasing a feature that will allow businesses to use their company data to customize GPT 4 so that it can be trained on additional information for niche tasks. This is an example of letting companies fine-tune the AI model to act as a customer-service chatbot for their subject areas. According to DeepL CEO, Jarek Kutylowski, specialised AI models are essential for companies to grow vertically.