I noticed on the website there are 3-4 different offerings and was curious on which was is the biggest driver.

Also what is the business challenge that C3 AI is solving for companies?

Why has C3.ai's stock been consistently dropping recently, even though their recent earnings reports have been strong? I recall their stock price was nearly $50 after their recent reports.then decline！ Can someone explain this?

What is it like working at C3.ai? Would love to get specifics on what it's like working on the customer engineering team (i.e., solutions engineer).

Seeing brutal reviews on Glassdoor, but it would be nice to get more specific examples.

Also, if you are pessimistic about the stock, why not just get out (if you haven’t already)?

I have an offer from capital one in Richmond VA, and offer from C3 AI in the Bay Area. C3 has about 30 k higher first year total comp because of RSUs, but it that’s because Capital One has much better signing bonus. After first year, the difference becomes about 60k TC difference.

C3 feels riskier and the Bay Area is obviously a lot more expensive. It also seems like C3 is worse for WLB. I was wondering about resume value between these two companies and which one would be better to take. Also if anybody has any idea on whether C3 equity is likely to grow long term, that would be a big factor since it’s a decent portion of the pay.

If anybody has any suggestions on which job you would take it would be appreciated.

Is anyone bullish on this stock? I’m reading differing opinions. A large group thinks it’s surging recently because of chatgpt only and is not a good long term hold. Their financials aren’t great right now but they’re new. Is this a short term or long term hold in your opinion. Or neither

You all need to vote right now withhold your vote for the directors and vote against their compensation. In my opinion you should vote for the independent auditor so that the people reading the votes know you are specifically targeting them.

Literally AI ticker and stock hasn’t moved up in the recent AI frenzy. Compared to PLTR and other Ai stocks this one is sitting idle.

I hold 200 shares at a loss right now. Is this thing going to do something?

$ai is getting close to the buy levels of early last year. Is there still enthusiasm for c3ai?

Today, I'm diving into something that even tech-savvy investors might find a bit elusive: the real potential behind C3.ai (Ticker: AI) and why I believe it's poised to become a ten-bagger.

Firstly, let's talk about the role of enterprise software in the digital age. Big names like SAP and Oracle have dominated the scene, offering solutions that big companies rely on. However, despite regular updates, these systems haven't really been game-changers in what we call 'digital transformation'. This buzzword, which has been thrown around quite a bit, essentially means leveraging artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and big data to drastically improve or reinvent business processes.

Now, here's where C3.ai enters the picture. Imagine a platform that acts as the backbone for integrating all enterprise systems, making AI applications not just feasible but incredibly efficient. This is exactly what C3.ai brings to the table. With 15 years in the making, its platform stands unmatched, offering a unique environment for AI applications that giants like AWS and Azure can't directly compete with.

Azure and AWS are powerful platforms that offer the components needed to build AI applications. However, the complexity of integrating these components, the bespoke nature of enterprise AI solutions, and the operational challenges involved make it difficult for businesses to leverage these platforms for pure enterprise AI applications directly. Specialized platforms like C3.ai offer a more streamlined and focused solution, with a platform that is specifically designed to develop, deploy, and operate enterprise AI applications efficiently and effectively. This specialization allows C3.ai to address the unique challenges of enterprise AI, providing a competitive advantage over the more generalized offerings of Azure and AWS.

The proof? Look no further than their flagship deployments for Shell and the US Air Force, showcasing the platform's unparalleled ability to handle complex, AI-driven projects at scale. C3.ai isn't just about hosting; it's about seamlessly integrating AI into the enterprise ecosystem.

What sets C3.ai apart is its ability to offer 'turnkey AI applications'. These are not off-the-shelf solutions but are tailor-made to fit the data and needs of any organization. This means they can take your existing, perhaps outdated systems (think Salesforce) and supercharge them with predictive capabilities almost instantly.

The implications of this are massive. We're talking about a scalable solution that can cater to every major company looking to undergo a real digital transformation. The demand for such transformation is only growing, with CEOs across the globe looking for tangible results. C3.ai delivers on this, promising significant advancements within weeks to months.

But why is now the time to pay attention? As we stand on the brink of a new AI era, the enterprise software market is witnessing its most significant shift yet. The investment in AI technologies, like NVIDIA's AI chips by hyperscalers, is not just a trend. It's a clear indicator of the shift towards more sophisticated, AI-driven enterprise solutions, of which C3.ai is at the forefront.

Here’s why this company stands a chance to grow tenfold:

Universal Market Potential: Virtually every company across the globe is a potential C3.ai customer. The platform's capability to enhance existing systems (ERP, CRM, PPS, etc.) with AI applications means it can serve a wide array of industries and sectors. This isn't just about selling a product; it's about providing a transformative solution that can be applied universally.

Versatile Deployment Options: The C3.ai offerings shine in their flexibility, available both on the cloud across all major hyperscalers and on-premises. This versatility ensures that businesses of all sizes and with varying IT infrastructures can adopt C3.ai solutions without the need for drastic system overhauls.

Customer Retention: Once a company integrates C3.ai into its operations, the chances of switching away are slim. The platform’s deep integration with existing systems, coupled with the significant value it adds through AI applications, makes C3.ai not just a vendor but a vital partner for digital transformation. This stickiness ensures a long-term, stable revenue stream from each customer.

Unmatched Competitive Edge: The competition is playing catch-up. With no other platform offering a similarly capable environment for AI applications, C3.ai leads by at least five years in terms of development and pioneering work. Competitors either lack a comprehensive platform or offer a narrower range of AI applications, leaving C3.ai in a unique position to dominate the market.

C3.ai's blend of universal applicability, flexible deployment, customer loyalty, and a significant competitive lead sets the stage for exponential growth. As more companies look to AI for their digital transformation, C3.ai is perfectly positioned to meet this demand on a global scale, heralding a new era of enterprise software.

Curious on why you are investing (or still waiting)?

Which stock do you think will grow 100, 200, or 300 fold like NVidia did? I'm considering maybe Pony AI, C3.ai, and Baidu. What are your thoughts? Any other possible companies?

Do you think the future is in Driverless Vehicles? AI? Electric vehicles? Renewable energy? If so, which companies seem to have the best chance of growing like NVidia did?

Some other options are Soundhound, Li Auto, Rivian, Innodata, Alibaba, UiPath, Sensata, Aurora Innovation, Kodiak Robotics, Lucid Motors, Evgo, Blink Charging, Supermicro Computer, Unusual Machines, Microstrategy, iRobot, NIO, Stellantis, Formfactor, WeRide, Camtek, IonQ, Rubrik, Juniper, Monolithic, Cloudflare, Gartner, Datadog, Fortinet, Palantir, Accenture.

I just need some honest thoughts on this, kind of a fan so far of this stock and I got some money into it. Is it worth it in the long run?