Intuit is arguably the single most AGI-vulnerable large-cap company — every product exists to automate knowledge work that AGI performs natively, and its core customer base of small businesses and freelancers faces severe AGI disruption.
Intuit is a leading financial software platform company that provides tax preparation, accounting, personal finance, and marketing solutions for consumers, small businesses, and the self-employed. The company's flagship products include TurboTax (consumer tax preparation), QuickBooks (small business accounting and financial management), Credit Karma (personal finance and credit monitoring), and Mailchimp (email marketing and customer engagement). Intuit serves approximately 100 million customers worldwide and has been aggressively integrating AI capabilities across its platform through its 'Intuit Assist' generative AI-powered financial assistant.
Individual consumers filing taxes (approximately 50+ million TurboTax returns), small businesses and self-employed individuals using QuickBooks (over 7 million subscribers), accounting professionals, and consumers using Credit Karma for personal finance (over 40 million monthly active users). Predominantly US-focused but expanding internationally with QuickBooks.
AGI is an existential threat to Intuit's core products. TurboTax exists because tax preparation is complex — AGI eliminates that complexity by understanding tax law perfectly and filing taxes automatically. QuickBooks exists because bookkeeping is tedious — AGI automates accounting, invoicing, and financial management without dedicated software. Credit Karma exists because financial decisions are confusing — AGI provides personalized financial advice natively. Mailchimp exists because marketing requires expertise — AGI generates and optimizes marketing campaigns autonomously. Every single Intuit product line is a knowledge-work automation tool that AGI can perform natively without the product wrapper. Intuit's customers are small businesses, self-employed individuals, and consumer tax filers — demographics heavily exposed to AGI disruption. Small businesses are heavily exposed to AGI disruption, and the self-employed knowledge workers who are Intuit's power users are among the most AGI-vulnerable demographics.