CAI

American  

1. computer-assisted instruction.

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CAI British  

abbreviation

1. computer-aided instruction

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Etymology

Origin of CAI

First recorded in 1965–70

Example Sentences

“The AI-led investment boom of last year is no longer providing the same cushion, and attention has shifted toward policy uncertainty,” said Wenny Cai, chief operating officer at SynFutures.

From Barron's

Cai also pointed out that bitcoin faces regulatory headwinds, too, with the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act currently stalled in the U.S.

From MarketWatch

“Bitcoin’s slide below $90,000 this week, which was accelerated by over $1 billion in liquidations, was less a fundamental break than a mechanical unwind of leverage built on expectations of a move up to $100,000,” Wenny Cai, chief operating officer of SynFutures, wrote in an email.

From MarketWatch

SynFutures co-founder Wenny Cai said bitcoin’s drop below $90,000 followed more than $1 billion in liquidations by investors, while a more durable headwind for crypto is “regulatory uncertainty.”

From MarketWatch

Cai stressed that the uncertainty isn’t long term, however, as the institutional adoption trend of 2025 may have slowed but isn’t expected to be reversed.

From MarketWatch