The companies that survive in Ai Era

Anthropic just burned through $2.7 billion in 18 months.

Google spent $13 billion on AI infrastructure last quarter alone.

OpenAI is raising at a $150 billion valuation which is higher than most Fortune 500 companies.

Meanwhile, 73% of startups using AI still can’t turn a profit.

The math doesn’t add up.

We’re in the weirdest phase of any tech cycle I’ve seen. Infinite money flowing into AI infrastructure. Barely any flowing to the businesses actually using it.

It’s like building the world’s most expensive highway system while the cars using it run on fumes.

The infrastructure giants are printing money. The application layer is starving.

This isn’t sustainable.

In 2027, when the infrastructure spending slows, thousands of AI startups will face reality. Revenue growth without unit economics won’t cut it anymore.

The companies that survive won’t be the ones with the flashiest models. They’ll be the ones that figured out how to make AI profitable at the unit level.

Which AI companies do you think are actually building sustainable business models right now?

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Writing at the intersection of AI, capital, and the future of the human job market – sharing mylife lessons, reflections, and honest takes from the founder-investor’s seat.

Author: Krishna Lakamsani

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