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The article starts by assuming there’s an AI bubble. Then it goes to label all these startups as AI companies. This is how they are categorized (2025 batch on
by tedggh 1y ago
The article starts by assuming there’s an AI bubble.
Then it goes to label all these startups as AI companies.
This is how they are categorized (2025 batch only):
AI Agents (15%)
Productivity/Ops Tools (11.4%)
AI Infrastructure (10%)
Healthcare (10%)
Consumer Apps (9.3%).
We cannot argue that AI infrastructure is AI, but what about say back office automation and healthcare? Are these AI companies? Or are they automation/healthtech that happen to use LLMs?
Many Fintech and e-commerce companies use ML, are they ML companies?
- ragall 1y agoIf a company's supposed advantage is predicated on using LLMs, it's an AI company. Of course, if that strategy fails, it could pivot to a non-AI approach which would make it cease to be an AI company.
- johnnyanmac 1y ago>Many Fintech and e-commerce companies use ML, are they ML companies? if that's how they market themselves, yes.