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AI startups add some spice to US VC dealmaking

Global deals were also higher in the second quarter.

Venture dealmaking is coming back — at least, for artificial intelligence companies.

Last quarter, US venture capitalists spent $55.6 billion backing startups, up by about half from a year earlier quarter and the spendiest quarter in two years, according to PitchBook data.

But the

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