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No. Historical accounts use different boundaries and emphasize different regions or technologies. It is better to explain the relevant conditions than assume one exact global timeline.
What is an AI winter, and why does it occur?
Are the dates of AI winters universally agreed?
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No. Some systems and research programs continued producing useful results. The term refers to reduced support or enthusiasm, not universal technical inactivity.
It can reveal limits before a large commitment. Testing representative cases and measuring maintenance costs helps align expectations with what a particular system can deliver.
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