The AI industry is built on a fragile web of interdependent financial commitments, where 80% of OpenAI and Anthropic’s enterprise revenue comes from just 1% of customers—mostly tech and VC-backed AI startups—creating massive concentration risk. This dependency cascades up the stack, threa
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