AI Market Atlas
by Pro PluribusThe AI software market by what each product does. Select any company for its offerings, news and links.
As of 10 Nov 2026Since the last update (27 Oct): Anthropic launches its IPO roadshow and Fable 5.2 · OpenAI raises at $1.25T · Gemini 4 Carbon · Google shuts Jules · Character.ai heads to auction · news refresh only: 66 entries updated.
Frontier labs
8Full-stack players: their own frontier models, a consumer assistant, agents, coding tools and a developer platform.
The enterprise and coding-agent leader. Launched its IPO roadshow on 10 Nov: 825M shares at $70–78 on Nasdaq (ANT), after filing its S-1 on 26 Oct. Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2 (9 Nov) are its new top models.
The largest consumer AI footprint. Closed an $11B first tranche at a $1.25T valuation (6 Nov); IPO pushed to 2027. ChatGPT runs as Chat, Work and Codex modes on every plan.
The broadest distribution: Search, Android, Chrome and Workspace. Gemini 4 Carbon (28 Oct), released first to cyber defenders, tops the Artificial Analysis index; the Gemini app has 1B+ monthly users.
Part of SpaceX; reported to be renaming again, from SpaceXAI to SpaceXSI †. Owns X and Cursor. Grok Bot now routes some tasks to other companies' models.
Moved from open Llama to closed Muse models, but released the open-weight Muse Spark Open (15 Oct). Muse passed 10M users (Q3 call, 21 Oct); NVIDIA is putting $3B into Meta's $95B equity raise.
AI across Windows, Microsoft 365, GitHub and Azure. One business-first Copilot app since 25 Sep. Multi-model: reportedly paying Anthropic $2B+ a year for Copilot.
AWS is the enterprise model marketplace, growing 39% in Q3. Bedrock hosts Claude, OpenAI, Grok and most leading open models next to Amazon's own Nova models.
Late but huge distribution. The rebuilt Siri in iOS 27 runs on Apple's own models plus a custom Google Gemini; it opened to all third-party apps in the iOS 27.3 developer betas (3 Nov).
The wider market
Grouped by what the product does.
Open-weight and challenger labs 20
Models you can download and run yourself, plus well-funded challengers. China now holds most of the top open-weight spots.
New research labs 8
Heavily funded labs, mostly pre-product, led by famous researchers. Many bet on world models, reinforcement learning or physical AI rather than bigger chatbots.
Coding agents and AI IDEs 19
Tools that write, test and ship software. This is the most competitive and highest-revenue agent category.
App builders (vibe coding) 11
Describe an app or site and get it built and hosted, without writing code.
Personal and computer-use agents 23
Agents that operate a browser or computer and act on your behalf. Crowded: TechCrunch counted about 22 personal agents that live in text messages (Oct). Listed here: those with major funding, distribution or a new approach. Also watching: Dazzle (works from your camera roll), Persona, Tomo.
Agent platforms and enterprise agents 23
Frameworks for building agents, automation platforms, and vertical agents sold to companies.
Search, productivity and consumer 16
Answer engines, knowledge-work tools, meeting notes and companion apps.
Creative and media 17
Image, video, voice and music generation.
Distribution, hosting and standards 15
Where models are found, hosted and connected, and the open protocols agents use to talk to tools and each other.
Open-weight and challenger labs20
View all 20 →New research labs8 · 5 new
View all 8 →Coding agents and AI IDEs19 · 1 new
View all 19 →App builders (vibe coding)11
View all 11 →Personal and computer-use agents23 · 6 new
View all 23 →Agent platforms and enterprise agents23 · 3 new
View all 23 →Search, productivity and consumer16 · 3 new
View all 16 →Creative and media17
View all 17 →Distribution, hosting and standards15 · 4 new
View all 15 →This map is a by-product of the work. Keeping track of what each of these actually does, and which ones are worth your time, is part of how I advise founder-led companies on AI. If you want that applied to your business, the first conversation is free.
Book a 30-minute conversation →Compiled from public sources by Pro Pluribus; updated 10 Nov 2026. General information, not advice. Company names and logos belong to their owners and are used to identify them, without affiliation or endorsement. Terms