内容来源：https://aibusiness.com/consumer-tech/report-consumer-ai-enterprise

内容总结：

近日，知名风投公司安德森·霍洛维茨（a16z）联合金融科技平台Mercury发布人工智能应用调研报告，揭示了初创企业在AI领域的投资动向与应用趋势。

报告通过分析企业交易数据发现，OpenAI凭借ChatGPT占据AI应用支出榜首，Anthropic与Perplexity分列第二和第十二位。值得注意的是，当前AI应用呈现"消费级工具向企业场景渗透"的显著特征：榜单中约70%的AI工具无需企业授权即可部署，使得员工能直接将消费级AI产品引入工作流程。

从功能类型来看，AI应用可分为提升综合效率的"横向工具"与聚焦特定岗位的"垂直工具"。在横向工具中，会议辅助类应用Fyxer（第7位）、Happyscribe（第36位）等表现亮眼，创意设计平台Freepik（第4位）和编程工具Replit（第3位）同样广受欢迎。垂直工具则主要应用于客服、销售与招聘领域，代表企业包括Lorikeet（第8位）、Instantly（第13位）等。

报告指出，由于AI技术能有效提升员工效率，消费级产品正以前所未有的速度被企业主动引入工作场景。专家预测，这一趋势将持续深化，未来更多成功的企业级AI应用或将源自消费级产品。

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风险投资公司安德森·霍洛维兹（a16z）最新调研揭示了初创企业在AI公司与产品上的投资动向。这份由a16z与金融科技公司Mercury联合编制的报告呈现了诸多耐人寻味的发现——既包括企业级场景中消费者工具的广泛渗透这类意外现象，也涵盖部分符合预期的趋势。

通过分析Mercury平台交易数据，研究团队在a16z既有的《全球百大生成式AI消费应用》基础上，最新发布了《AI原生应用层企业50强》榜单。a16z表示，该榜单旨在呈现"AI在产品和工作流程中的实际应用场景"。值得注意的是，ChatGPT开发商OpenAI位居榜首的结果或许并不令人意外。除此之外，其他大语言模型助手同样表现抢眼，Anthropic与Perplexity分别位列第二和第十二。

a16z指出，这些应用均属于横向工具（"专注于提升整体效率"），而非垂直领域工具（"针对特定职能"）。横向类别包含提供会议支持的AI企业，例如位列第七的Fyxer、第三十六的Happyscribe以及第三十八的Plaud。创意助手同样归为横向工具，全能套件Freepik在该细分领域拔得头筹（总榜第四）。编程工具整体表现亮眼，其中Replit（总榜第三）排名最为靠前。

目前垂直领域AI工具主要定位于辅助人类员工——通过处理重复性任务而非取代人力。最受欢迎的垂直软件类别包括客户服务、销售和招聘，关键企业代表有第八位的Lorikeet、第十三位的Instantly以及第九位的Micro1。

报告特别强调了一个显著的企业趋势：AI产品往往从消费者工具起步，逐步渗透至企业场景。a16z指出，榜单中约70%的企业支持个人用户直接将工具带入团队使用，因其无需企业级许可即可部署。

研究团队证实了这一现象："得益于AI技术，消费级产品在保持强大功能的同时，已能兼顾企业级应用场景。鉴于当前企业提升员工效率的迫切需求，这些工具正以空前速度被引入工作环境。"作者预测该趋势将持续深化，未来更多企业级AI成功案例很可能源自消费端优先的产品。

完整榜单已在线发布，并将持续定期更新。

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A new a16z report shows OpenAI tops AI spending by startups. Consumer AI tools are increasingly adopted by enterprises, with 70% not requiring enterprise licenses.
A new survey by venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) shows where start-ups are spending on AI companies and products.
The report, compiled by a16z in association with fintech firm Mercury, contains some surprising results, such as the heavy use of consumer tools in the enterprise -- as well as some more predictable ones.
Transaction data through Mercury's platform was analyzed to put together a Top 50 of AI-native Application Layer companies, following on from a16z's established Top 100 Gen AI Consumer Apps report.
The intent is to illustrate where "AI is actually being applied in products and workflows" -- and with that in mind it was perhaps not a shock to see OpenAI, developer of ChatGPT, ranked No. 1, according to a16z. Beyond that, other large language model assistants also fared well, with Anthropic finishing second and Perplexity 12th.
As a16z explained, these applications are all considered horizontal ("focused on boosting overall productivity") as opposed to vertical ("targeting specific roles"). The horizontal category included AI companies that provide meeting support, such as Fyxer (No. 7), Happyscribe (No. 36) and Plaud (No. 38).
Creative assistants are also considered horizontal, with all-in-one suite Freepik leading the way among these (No. 4). There was general success for vibe coding tools, too, with Replit (No. 3) ranking highest.
To date, vertical AI tools are generally being used to augment human workers -- by tackling repetitive tasks rather than replacing them. The most popular categories of vertical software include customer services, sales and recruiting, with Lorikeet (No. 8), Instantly (No. 13) and Micro1 (No. 9) ranking as key companies.
The report zeroed in on one notable enterprise trend: how AI products often start out as consumer tools and gradually work their way into enterprise. As a16z pointed out, around 70% of the companies on the list can be adopted by individuals and brought into teams, because they don't need an enterprise license to use.
This phenomenon was confirmed by the report's authors, who stated: "Thanks to AI, consumer products are more powerful than ever before while being able to serve enterprise use cases at the same time. Given the urgency around AI adoption to boost employee efficiency, these tools are also getting 'pulled' into enterprise faster than ever before."
This trend is set to continue, the authors stated, with more enterprise AI success stories in the years ahead likely to have started as consumer-first products.
The full list is available online, with regular updates promised in future.
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