AI investors are getting nervous about this key metric

OpenAI and Anthropic are bringing in billions in revenue. But signs of slowing growth are raising fresh concerns about the AI boom—and whether the industry’s sky-high valuations can be sustained.

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2026-10-19 19:20 · Fast Company AI
AI investors are getting nervous about this key metric

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