America’s Small Businesses Show the Real Power of AI

NVIDIA’s latest earnings sent a clear message across America. 

The AI revolution is not slowing. It is gaining strength. Demand for computing power keeps rising as companies create new products and new services at a pace we have not seen in years. 

For members of American Prosperity, this moment feels familiar. We saw this wave forming long before most investors paid attention. 

We understood that AI would become a long tailwind for businesses across the country. Now the results are in, and they confirm that this force is reshaping the economy in real and lasting ways.

When NVIDIA reported strong results yesterday, it showed that demand for computing strength keeps rising. 

Companies need more power to train new models. They need stronger data centers. They need more servers that run faster and more efficiently. 

All of this confirms that AI is becoming one of the greatest economic forces of our time.

Many people look at giant firms with huge budgets and think they are the ones driving this change. The truth is much more inspiring. 

Small businesses from coast to coast are finding smart ways to use this new tool. They are not waiting for perfect plans or long studies. They are trying ideas, solving problems, and discovering that AI opens doors that once felt locked.

Stories from Main Street prove that this kind of innovation is spreading far beyond Silicon Valley. 

Owners who run cafes, bike shops, small retail firms, kitchens, and local service businesses are using AI to improve their work. 

They are saving time. They are lowering costs. They are freeing themselves to focus on customers. 

The American spirit of creativity shines through each example.

The Wall Street Journal described how a Chicago business owner reviewed the cost of goods in his cafes, bars, and bike shop only a few times each year. The reports took hours to prepare. The work demanded far more time than a small team could spare.

Now he does that kind of study every few weeks because AI handles the heavy lifting. He feeds information from his point of sale system and from QuickBooks into tools that sort the numbers and explain where the business stands. 

The result is a clear view of sales, spending, and profit. He even receives a private audio summary that he shares with his managers. 

He told the reporter that AI has become the financial brain of the company. It helps him decide what to adjust and where to focus. 

It helps him save on staffing without lowering service. He did not need a second bar manager. He did not replace an event planner. The business runs better because important work gets done faster.

Data from the United States Chamber of Commerce shows the same direction. 

Two years ago, only a small share of small firms used these tools. Last year it grew to 40%. Now it stands at almost 60%. 

This growth shows how quickly AI is becoming part of daily business operations in America.

A cooking school in San Francisco uses AI to answer customer emails all day and all night. The owner used to spend long hours replying to every question personally. 

Now, almost all replies go out automatically. He reviews a small share for accuracy. That is a major time saver for a small staff.

Another firm in Minnesota makes custom embroidered apparel. The owner wanted to update his website, but could not change the layout with the basic tools provided by the hosting company. 

A young employee typed the idea into an AI program. The program wrote custom code and explained where to place it. Five years ago, the owner would have needed to hire a developer. 

Today, the change took minutes.

Construction firms use AI to plan job sites and estimate materials. Marketing firms use it to take an hour-long conversation and turn it into video clips and written posts. 

These time-saving tools give small teams the power to stay competitive. Owners say they no longer need a full bench of junior workers. Senior staff supported by AI can handle the workload.

This is the story that many investors miss. 

AI is not only about big tech firms. It is about workers across the country doing their jobs better. It is about small companies pushing forward with new energy. It is about more productivity. More output. More opportunity. 

In the long run, that is the foundation of prosperity in America.

At American Prosperity, we saw this tailwind beginning back in 2019. Our research pointed to strong demand for computing power. It pointed to companies that would benefit as AI spread into every industry. 

We chose businesses that supply the equipment and services needed to run advanced models. 

As a result, our portfolio continues to benefit from this long wave of growth. 

NVIDIA’s results confirmed that direction once again. The world needs more data center strength. America leads the way in building it. Companies large and small rely on it. 

Our portfolio stands in front of that wave.

I remain confident in this great country. The drive of American workers never fails to impress me. The creativity of small business owners lifts our economy in ways that numbers never fully show. 

As AI becomes as common as electricity or the internet, I believe we are still in the early chapters of a long story of progress. 

Strong companies. Strong innovation. Strong growth. That is the future I see for America.

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Regards,

Charles Mizrahi
Prosperity Insider