Fruits of the Walled Garden
As AI infrastructure providers like OpenAI and Anthropic move up the stack to launch consumer products, startups can build defensible positions by owning exclusive, high-quality data. Companies such as VLex and OpenEvidence show how proprietary, regulated, and dynamic datasets can create durable moats—and where the next “walled gardens” of data may emerge across sectors from law and medicine to climate and culture.
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