My really, really dumb take: as a retail investor, I thought Anthropic's prospects sounded better when they accidentally made a profit for a quarter, while their current financials make it look more difficult to make a consistent profit.
Unless not having money at the wrong moment results in being cemented into a permanent underclass. There is zero chance that a universal utopia results from any llm that has been as thoroughly corporate-safety-pilled as these are.
The future will be Sony-MS-Nintendo-Apple-Intellect, not Prime-Intellect
My dumb take: as a retail investor, if Anthropic is wrong you loose money, if it is right then money looses meaning.
My really, really dumb take: as a retail investor, I thought Anthropic's prospects sounded better when they accidentally made a profit for a quarter, while their current financials make it look more difficult to make a consistent profit.
>if it is right then money looses meaning.
Until it actually loses meaning (if at all) you can buy a lot of things that will set up you relatively well
Unless not having money at the wrong moment results in being cemented into a permanent underclass. There is zero chance that a universal utopia results from any llm that has been as thoroughly corporate-safety-pilled as these are.
The future will be Sony-MS-Nintendo-Apple-Intellect, not Prime-Intellect
My dumb take: this applies for people yelling on the street, too. On another note, could I interest you in a bridge?
More ephemeral than even a fake bridge