a16z Highlights Low Paid AI Adoption as PNC Data Shows 2.2% of Households Subscribed
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Andreessen Horowitz's State of Markets II puts a hard number on AI's consumer monetization gap: as of April, the firm said barely about 2% of U.S. households were paying for an AI service, while PNC's June consumer data put its own household figure at 2.2% in May. The finding reframes the AI boom as a market with broad usage, heavy infrastructure spending and a still-small base of direct consumer subscribers.
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