If AGI arrives by 2030, which second-order public companies actually win?
SaucyBossy1919 · reddit · 2026-11-10
A Reddit discussion: everyone has an AGI timeline, but almost nobody says what they'd own if it's right. The first-order answer is chips (NVDA); the more interesting picks are second-order — power and grid, companies whose costs collapse when labor gets cheap, owners of proprietary data, robotics suppliers, and businesses that disappear. The poster asks: which ONE public company wins (or loses) by 2030, and on what belief?
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