Ryan Stancil,
Editor
Aug. 15, 2025
Apple’s plan for AI could make Siri the animated center of your smart home.
Google pledges $9 billion to expand AI, cloud infrastructure in Oklahoma.
Anthropic offers AI chatbot Claude to US government for $1.
These are just a few of the headlines that turned up when I did a quick search for AI-related news.
Not only do they perfectly illustrate just how much attention that sector gets, but they’re a perfect reminder of how much money there is in the industry.
What’s now a multibillion-dollar industry is well on its way to counting its worth in the trillions in the next few years. Everyone is scrambling to find their place in it and take their piece of the profits.
So headlines like this, common as they are now, are only going to become more common.
And the numbers they feature are only going to grow.
What we collectively refer to as AI comes in different forms and has different uses. From image- and text-generating large language models to the kinds of models the healthcare sector is using to develop drugs and treat diseases, there is a lot of variety.
And that’s without mentioning areas like defense, consumer products, aerospace, and manufacturing/construction.
Yes, all of these areas are implementing artificial intelligence in some way or another, and investors are beginning to notice and are looking for plays with the biggest profit potential.
Of course, many go for the big names.
Nvidia became the biggest company in the world solely on the back of its effective cornering of artificial intelligence.
Other tech mainstays, companies like Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Meta have been making headlines for developments and investments that they’ve made.
It makes sense that investors would immediately look to those names when buying into the sector. They’re well-known, stable companies with plenty of capital to throw at the technology. They can hire whatever talent they want and generate interest based solely on name recognition. Anyone who puts their money into a company like this will, more likely than not, see a return on their investment.
But many investors leave massive amounts of money on the table by playing it safe with only these well-known names.
Because, beyond the headlines, startups and lesser-known firms are making big breakthroughs in the technology. The increase in value their stock prices are seeing are reflecting that.
We’re talking about gains of not just 100%, but 200%, 300%, even as high as 1000%.
These are companies in industries as diverse as space, manufacturing, cybersecurity, and energy.
With the widespread need for this technology, there are a lot of different ways to play the investment landscape and bring in the kinds of profits many investors spend their whole lives chasing.
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Keep your eyes open,
Ryan Stancil
Editor, Daily Profit Cycle