AI Just Disrupted Another Industry — Here’s What That Means for You

We’re watching one of the biggest economic shifts in human history unfold before our eyes.

And it’s happening faster than anyone could’ve imagined.

In the past few years, artificial intelligence has bulldozed its way into one industry after another — finance, healthcare, logistics, software, you name it.

Now it’s shaking up another multibillion-dollar business: advertising.

For decades, global ad agencies like Omnicom, WPP, Publicis, and Interpublic have dominated the ad game. 

If you wanted a national TV spot or a viral brand campaign, you went to one of them. They had the people, the creative muscle, and the tools.

But that world is rapidly changing.

Tech giants like Meta, Google, and Amazon are arming advertisers with AI-powered tools that can automate the entire process, from generating the idea to creating the visual, to placing the ad online or on TV.

And they’re not just experimenting. 

They’re all-in.

Meta plans to launch fully automated ad tools by the end of 2026. These tools could write your copy, design the ad, test it across platforms, and adjust it based on what’s working — all without a single meeting or creative director.

Google and Amazon are developing similar tools to help advertisers build and launch campaigns on their own platforms. 

Meanwhile, Comcast, the parent of NBCUniversal and Peacock, is planning to release a free AI tool this summer to help companies automatically generate TV commercials for streaming.

What once took a team of people, weeks of planning, and hundreds of thousands of dollars... will now take just a few clicks.

This is nothing short of a revolution.

It’s a direct threat to the agency business model, which has relied on armies of staff, billable hours, and high-cost retainers for decades. 

And Wall Street is taking notice — advertising agency stocks dropped after Meta’s announcement.

Now, I’m not here to knock the ad industry. Some agencies will evolve. Some won’t.

But as an investor, I don’t look at things through the rearview mirror. 

I’m interested in what comes next — who’s embracing the disruption, and who’s going to get run over by it.

Because the companies that adapt will soar. 

The ones that resist? They’ll be out of business. Fighting AI is like trying to spoon out the Atlantic Ocean — futile, exhausting, and guaranteed to fail.

That’s we’ve been laser-focused on finding the winners — companies using AI to sharpen their edge and boost their bottom line.

One of those companies is GoDaddy, which we added to the American Prosperity Report portfolio in December 2022. 

Once known as just a domain registrar, it’s now an AI-powered platform helping millions of small businesses instantly generate websites, logos, and marketing content — what used to cost $5,000 now takes minutes. 

Since our recommendation, the stock is up over 135%.

Then there’s Visa, which isn’t just a payments company — it’s a real-time risk detection machine. 

Every second, it processes over 500 transactions and uses AI to detect fraud, approve purchases, and stop bad actors — all before the customer even knows something’s wrong. 

AI is making Visa faster, safer, and more profitable. 

Since we added it in June 2023, the stock is up close to 60%. 

Progressive Corp. has completely reshaped how insurance is priced and sold. It’s using AI and machine learning to deliver more accurate quotes, faster claims processing, and smarter risk assessments. 

That’s helped Progressive outpace competitors, boost margins, and surge over 235% since our March 2021 recommendation.

These aren’t just companies with a shiny new tech tool. They are AI-driven operators using automation to scale faster, serve customers better, and widen their moats.

And the gains we’ve seen so far? That’s just the beginning.

The advertising shake-up is the latest proof of where the puck is headed.

Soon, major brands won’t need to hire 100-person creative teams. All they’ll need is a lean team, a strong vision, and the right AI tools. 

We’re talking about a shift from labor-intensive to intelligence-intensive.

That means advertising agencies that refuse to evolve will become obsolete.

But it also means companies that supply the picks and shovels — like Google, Amazon, Meta, and Comcast — stand to capture enormous value. 

AI isn’t the future. It’s here. Right now.

It’s changing how companies operate, reshaping how products are sold, and rewriting the rules of competition in the modern world.

As investors, this is exactly where we want to be — riding the wave of disruption and not getting pulled under by it. 

The question isn’t if AI will change the game.

It’s about which players are ready to win it. In American Prosperity, that’s what we’re tracking every day.

Because if history’s taught us anything, it’s this: When innovation knocks, those who open the door build empires. Those who don’t... fade away.

But for those bold enough to embrace what’s coming, the future has never looked brighter.

What industry do you think is ripe for AI to disrupt? Let me know.

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Regards,

Charles Mizrahi
Prosperity Insider