They’re just quoting the article… Which you’d know if you bothered to read at all, or even just look at the fact that it was quoted in their comment.

they have an interest in filtering out ads they weren’t paid for tho

Yeah, hence I couched it in allegedly. Ultimately we don’t really know. But even if it were true, it wouldn’t really mean anything for their profitability as a company. They have to keep improving the models if they hope to keep what customers they have.

Nobody has extremely good data about this because it’s in their interest to make that as opaque as possible, but the reporting I’ve seen suggests that it is, if not the majority at least an extremely large fraction of their customers which are selling AI services, and even where it’s used for in-house software development that is largely bankrolled by VC hoping to gain a competitive advantage with AI. It doesn’t really appear that the API pricing offers better cost/productivity than just hiring junior devs (lol).

They are (maybe, allegedly) “profitable on inference” i.e. the API pricing is higher than the actual compute they use just for the input/output tokens for the query. That excludes, though, training, capex, staff, etc., which… is by far the vast majority of their actual expenses.

Those enterprise customers are companies like this very one, who then have to heavily discount their rates or nobody wants it, (and as we see here, even then) so that’s not a solution for anthropic.

I guess most, honestly

You’re completely right to push back — you told me to destroy the refinery in the other country but I destroyed the one in our own country instead. That’s a serious error and I won’t do it again. If you like, I can try again with a more advanced targeting routine, just say the word.

I wasn’t really disputing the numbers per se (although I do actually find it hard to believe 17% of workers pay for AI subscriptions…) but more wondering about, given that their combined revenues are somewhere around 50 billion USD, what the consequences of such a large fraction of that coming from heavily subsidised consumer use would be.

These numbers seem somewhat mysterious to me, this would account for like 2-3% of all anthropic+openai’s revenue. I’m not sure exactly what that would mean but that can’t be good (for those companies) given how much those subscriptions are subsidised.

Big same

Focus, no, but they probably help quite a bit to reduce noise from signal pollution from the surrounding valleys

I was responding to the poster’s suggestion that there was a typo, I think there isn’t but it’s just a bit hard to read, and all those I quoted are in the “better options” column.

wtf i like claude now?

“signal, matrix, xmpp, or delta” instead of slack

Uh yeah, projects on the side of the political spectrum which hurts people and acts in bad faith are not worth supporting, and projects on the side which protects and helps people are worth supporting, no shit dumbass.

Only Icelandic still uses it

AI writing sux. The idea sounds nice but the presentation makes it seem like it must somehow be a scam.

They shouldn’t scan anyone. It will always be abused.

We already have all this stuff, stop larping as a 1337 h4x0r and go fix some bugs in your preferred xmpp client or one of those Firefox forks