Are non-AI companies already making real money from AI demand?
PersimmonTerrible218 · reddit · 2026-07-24
A Reddit thread asks whether any meaningful revenue is now being made by companies outside the AI supply chain.
The poster explicitly excludes businesses that sell AI capabilities directly—whether in hardware or software—and wants an updated view on non-AI corporations that are monetizing AI adoption indirectly or as end users.
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