
The AI industry is approaching a 'monetization cliff' where hundreds of billions in capital investments must translate into actual profits or risk collapse
OpenAI and Anthropic serve as case studies for how the industry's largest players plan to achieve profitability before investor confidence runs out
Companies have invested heavily in data centers, chips, and infrastructure with the expectation that profits will eventually materialize, but the timeline is uncertain
Senior Verge reporter Hayden Field explores whether these companies can become genuinely profitable businesses or if the AI bubble will burst first
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