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Exponential View 4 months ago 45
AI was cited as the top reason for nearly 40% of US job cuts in May. The top 1% of US firms spend $7,450 per employee monthly on AI compared to $11.38 at typical firms, a 650x difference. This spending disparity suggests that AI adoption remains concentrated among large enterprises while most companies invest minimally in the technology.
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23 October 2026
OpenAI’s talks for a roughly $30 billion bridge funding round are the day’s clearest signal that the AI market’s financial reality still has to catch up with its technical ambition. Negotiations with investors from the United Arab Emirates, with Coatue expected to participate, would lift OpenAI’s valuation to about $1.25 trillion and—if signed by the end of next week—extend the company’s private runway while it finalizes an IPO plan. It’s also a reminder that “when” matters as much as “if”: softer expectations for going public in 2026 reportedly mean the bridge could buy more time to line up the business, not just the models.
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