>“The top 100 AI companies on Stripe achieved annualized revenues of $1 million in a median period of just 11.5 months—four months ahead of the fastest-growing

>“The top 100 AI companies on Stripe achieved annualized revenues of $1 million in a median period of just 11.5 months—four months ahead of the fastest-growing SaaS companies.” This chart is extremely sparse and very confusing. Why not just plot a random sample of firms from both industries? I'd be curious to see the shape of the annualized revenue distribution after a fixed time duration for SaaS and AI firms. Then I could judge whether its fair to filter by the top 100. Maybe AI has a rapid decay rate at low annualized revenue values but a slower decay rate at higher values, when compared to SaaS. Considering that AI has higher marginal costs and thus a larger price of entry, this seems plausible to me. If this is the case, this chart is cherry picking.